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1 yeni başlayan
beginner -
2 başlayıcı
beginner. -
3 basic programlama dili
beginner's all purpose symbolic instruction code -
4 acemi
adj. inexperienced, unskilled, untrained, learner, inexpert, callow, green, inept, new, raw, simple, strange, unfledged, unseasoned, young, young in one's job, clumsy--------n. beginner, novice, trainee, Johnny come lately, cub, apprentice, dabster, greenhorn, neophyte, prentice, recruit, tenderfoot, tiro, tyro* * *1. beginner 2. greenhorn 3. inexperienced 4. inexpert 5. novice 6. tyro 7. unpracticed 8. unpractised -
5 yeni başlayan
adj. inchoative, incipient, incoming* * *1. beginner 2. incipient -
6 acemi şansı
n. beginner's luck -
7 acemi çaylak
n. rookie, fledgeling, fledgling, rank beginner, clumsy fellow, cobbler, gosling -
8 yeni başlayan kimse
n. beginner -
9 acemi
untrained, inexperienced, raw, green, callow, beginner, novice, tyro, greenhorn, colt -
10 acemi
1. inexperienced, unskilled. 2. beginner, novice, tyro. 3. one who does not have knowledge or experience (of something). - çaylak colloq. clumsy person, awkward person. - er raw recruit. - öğretmeye vaktim yok. colloq. I have no time to argue with fools. -
11 mektep
"1. school. 2. slang whorehouse, cathouse. 3. slang prison, jail, the clink, the jug. -i asmak to play hooky. -e başlatmak /ı/ slang to sell. - çocuğu 1. schoolboy; schoolgirl. 2. slang rank beginner, greenhorn. - etmek /ı/ slang to sell. - görmemiş 1. illiterate. 2. (person) who has never attended a school. 3. slang ill-mannered, rude. - kaçağı truant, kid who is playing hooky. - medrese görmüş educated."
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