Was heißt »Ein­stei­ger« auf Englisch?

Deutsch/Englische Beispielübersetzungen

Tom ist ein Einsteiger.

Tom is a rookie.

Synonyme

An­fän­ger:

newbie

Frisch­ling:

boar piglet

shoat

Fuchs:

chestnut

cunning

fox

freshman

sly old fox

smoke flue

sorrel

wily

Green­horn:

greenhorn

Grün­schna­bel:

greenhorn

Jung­spund:

whippersnapper

Ka­dett:

cadet

Kü­ken:

chick

Milch­bart:

downy beard

milksop

Neu­ein­stei­ger:

newcomer

Neu­ling:

newcomer

novice

New­bie:

newbie

Noob:

noob

No­vi­ze:

novice

Roo­kie:

rookie

Spund:

bung

Antonyme

Aus­stei­ger:

dropout

Englische Beispielsätze

• Do you have an advanced or beginner level?

• He is a beginner in French.

• There are Go boards of various sizes. For the beginner, it is advisable to start playing with the smallest.

• I’m a beginner-level student.

• I'm a beginner at Esperanto.

• I'm still a beginner.

• I'm still a beginner at Esperanto.

• Tom isn't a beginner.

• You're a beginner, but you're a quick learner.

• You're a beginner, but you're a fast learner.

• You're a beginner, but you're learning fast.

• You're a beginner, but you learn fast.

• You're a beginner, but you're learning quickly.

• You're a beginner, but you learn quickly.

• He's a beginner, but a quick learner.

• He's a beginner, but a fast learner.

• He's a beginner, but he's learning fast.

• He's a beginner, but he learns fast.

• He's a beginner, but he's learning quickly.

• He's a beginner, but he learns quickly.

Untergeordnete Begriffe

Neu­ein­stei­ger:

newcomer

Quer­ein­stei­ger:

career changer