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Meanings of newbie in English
Usage of newbie in English
1
As if to make everyone happy, this newbie has elements of each.
2
I felt as nervous as a newbie, fresh out of journalism school.
3
That was a really big deal for a newbie in the biz.
4
But is either one the crank caller driving newbie Andy to despair?
5
Now, I may have been a newbie, but I was no dummy.
6
It seemed like the best fit for a tablet newbie like myself.
7
Their skills were equally diverse, with newbie coders working alongside experienced UX designers.
8
GM: I'm a newbie, so I'm reading a little bit of everything actually.
9
Fear of Speed Speed training can sound intimidating for a newbie.
10
Best not to confuse the newbie while he was still learning.
11
The two newbie vampires went after her, if far more slowly.
12
By newbie I mean I know that DC Comics owns Superman and Batman.
13
Then the newbie mentioned being a rave promoter and the battle was over.
14
You can tell the newbie just how I saved your bacon.
15
If you're a newbie, start with a bike that does everything.
16
They are incumbent Greg Brownless, Deputy Mayor Kelvin Clout and newbie Tenby Powell.
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