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newbie

[noo-bee, nyoo‑] / ˈnu bi, ˈnyu‑ /


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“Runna can be an affordable option, but you most likely have to adjust the plan to decrease your injury risk,” she said, adding that a newbie might not know when to pull back.

From The Wall Street Journal

For a wine newbie looking for something to pair with chicken, he suggested a fruity Merlot.

From The Wall Street Journal

Mr. Brooks also helicopter-drops another scandal on the newbie governor, and though it has nothing to do with her, it’s presented as career-endangering.

From The Wall Street Journal

A newbie may have to endure performing at the seediest of clubs before moving on to bigger and better opportunities.

From Los Angeles Times

For Mukherjea, the lesson is to buy blue chip Indian names that domestic newbies find boring and global investors have sidelined to chase AI stocks elsewhere.

From Barron's