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Meanings of tyro in English

Portuguese
principiante
Catalan
novici
Spanish
tiro

Someone new to a field or activity.

principiante
Synonyms
Examples for "novice"
Examples for "novice"
1
Objectives: Objective measures are needed to guide the novice's pathway to expertise.
Pubmed
2
The formations attract thousands of extreme hikers and novice climbers every year.
Climbing Magazine
3
Methods: For this study, 30 novice endoscopists performed four preset training sessions.
Pubmed
4
He was in truth no novice in the art of purchasing votes.
The History of England, from the Accession of James II — Volume ...
5
Differences in strength performance between novice and elite athletes: Evidence from powerlifters.
Pubmed
1
The government needs to wake up, take action and initiate an NAP.
The Guardian
2
Early diagnosis is thus of prime importance to initiate adapted treatment promptly.
Pubmed
3
Certain fungal members of this group are required to initiate filamentous growth.
Pubmed
4
Scientific break-throughs, especially in the area of medicine, initiate fresh ethical debates.
The Irish Times
5
In order to be responsible, the service provider must initiate the transfer.
The Guardian
1
It's not a good idea to tell them when you're a beginner.
Wired
2
A new route is an opportunity to be a beginner all over.
Rock and Ice Magazine
3
It was ingenious that reply; creditable to a beginner, without social advantages.
Wisdom, Wit, and Pathos of Ouida / Selected from the Works of Ou...
4
On the other hand, what better place for a beginner to begin?
The Irish Times
5
A full range of courses from beginner to advanced level is available.
The Irish Times
1
As for Aristotle, that tiro in all arts was a tiro here too.
The Works of Lucian of Samosata — Volume 03
2
The part taken by Rowley in this play is easy for any tiro in criticism to verify.
The Age of Shakespeare
3
She was a member of the kawariki group that came up with the idea for the tiro rangatiratanga flag.
Radio NZ
4
Even the cab-driving tiro must sit for awhile on the box, and learn something of the streets, before he can ply for a fare.
Thackeray
5
Tiro was a slave; but this must be taken with some explanation.
Cicero
Usage of tyro in English
1
The veriest tyro of an expert toxicologist could too easily confute him.
The Silent Bullet
2
For another, even a space tyro such as Channis could operate it.
Second Foundation
3
He was, indeed, he told himself, the veriest tyro at the game.
Okewood of the Secret Service
4
Sometimes the trick of fence is beaten down by a tyro's stroke.
The Puppet Crown
5
Besides you, Monsieur, D'Hérouville is a tyro, a Mazarin to a Machiavelli.
The Grey Cloak
6
The young tyro only needs minutes to be a SuperCoach gun.
News.com.au
7
Mere bald fabrication is useless; the veriest tyro can manage that.
Three Men in a Boat (To Say Nothing of the Dog)
8
But Costigan was no tyro in the art of dirty fighting.
Triplanetary
9
I am myself no tyro at smiling, when in the humour.
Cobwebs from an Empty Skull
10
But it's not just tyro events who find themselves out of their depth.
The Irish Times
11
Man, a tyro in emotions, is cast in a simpler mould.
Hints for Lovers
12
With a rifle the merest tyro might have bowled him over.
Hunting with the Bow & Arrow
13
Never did the veriest tyro walk more innocently into a trap.
The Master Detective: Being Some Further Investigations of Chris...
14
What Mr. Stewart says on this point should be read by every tyro.
Prose Idylls, New and Old
15
So many tyro bands got their first break on the show.
The Irish Times
16
To me, a tyro, it was evident that he disagreed with his master.
The Mutiny of the Elsinore
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Spanish
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