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no·vi·ci·ate, no·vi·ti·ate[nəʊˈvɪsiət, AM noʊˈvɪʃɪt]n* * *[nəU'vISIIt]n (ECCL)1) (= state) Noviziat nt2) (= place) Novizenhaus nt* * *1. Lehrzeit f, Lehre f2. KATHa) Noviziat n, Probezeit fb) → academic.ru/50611/novice">novice A 1, A 2* * *n.Neuling -e m. -
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1. n начинающий, новичокnovice user — начинающий пользователь; пользователь-новичок
2. n рел. новообращённый3. n церк. послушник; послушница4. n спортсмен, ни разу не одержавший победы, не занявший призового места5. n лошадь, ни разу не бравшая призаСинонимический ряд:1. amateur (adj.) amateur; beginner; lay; neophyte2. apprentice (noun) amateur; apprentice; beginner; boot; colt; fledgling; freshman; greenhorn; initiate; innocent; learner; newcomer; noviciate; novitiate; prentice; punk; recruit; rookie; tenderfoot; tyro3. convert (noun) convert; disciple; neophyte; studentАнтонимический ряд:expert; teacher -
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1. n ученичество, период ученичества2. n церк. послушничество3. n испытание, искус4. n церк. послушник; послушница5. n редк. новичокСинонимический ряд:1. apprenticeship (noun) apprenticeship; internship; origin; trial period; tutelage2. novice (noun) amateur; apprentice; beginner; boot; colt; fledgling; freshman; intern; neophyte; newcomer; novice; prentice; punk; recruit; rookie; tenderfoot; tyro -
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[nə(ʊ)'vɪʃɪ(e)ɪt]1) Общая лексика: искус, испытание, период ученичества, послушница, послушничество, ученичество2) Церковный термин: послушник3) Редкое выражение: новичок4) Религия: новициат, (= novice) послушник, (A house where novices are trained) дом послушничества -
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1) General subject: lay brother, novice, obedient, postulant, probationer3) Religion: novitiate (= novice), probationer ( One who is on probation) -
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novice, lay sister* * *novicenoviciatenovitiate -
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m; -s, -e novice, beginner, Brit. auch tyro, Am. auch rookie; pej. greenhorn* * *der Neulingnovice; novitiate; catechumen; tyro; newcomer; fledgling; fledgeling* * *Neu|ling ['nɔylɪŋ]m -s, -enewcomer, new man/woman/boy/girl; (pej auch) beginner, greenhorn (inf)* * *der1) (a person who has (just) joined a society, group etc: Our party needs new recruits before the next election.) recruit2) (a beginner in any skill etc.) novice3) (a visitor: I can't tell you where the post office is - I'm a stranger here myself.) stranger* * *Neu·ling<-s, -e>[ˈnɔylɪŋ]m beginner* * *der; Neulings, Neulinge newcomer (in + Dat. to); new man/woman/girl/boy; (auf einem Gebiet) novice* * ** * *der; Neulings, Neulinge newcomer (in + Dat. to); new man/woman/girl/boy; (auf einem Gebiet) novice* * *-e m.catechumen n.greenhorn n.neophyte n.novice n.novitiate n. -
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m.novice, beginner, neophyte, novitiate.* * *► nombre masculino,nombre femenino1 (principiante) beginner2 RELIGIÓN novice* * *(f. - novicia)noun* * *novicio, -aSM / F [gen] beginner, novice; (=aprendiz) apprentice; (Rel) novice* * *- cia masculino, femeninoa) (Relig) noviceb) ( principiante) novice, beginner* * *- cia masculino, femeninoa) (Relig) noviceb) ( principiante) novice, beginner* * *masculine, feminineA ( Relig) noviceB (principiante) novice, beginnersoy novicio en el oficio ( fam); I'm new to the job, I've only just started the job* * *
novicio◊ - cia sustantivo masculino, femenino
novice
novicio,-a sustantivo masculino y femenino novice
' novicio' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
novicia
English:
novice
* * *novicio, -a nm,f1. Rel novice2. [aprendiz] novice* * ** * *1) : novice (in religion)2) principiante: novice, beginner -
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послушник имя существительное:послушница (novice, noviciate)период ученичества (novitiate, noviciate) -
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no·vi·ci·ate, no·vi·ti·ate[nəʊˈvɪsiət, AM noʊˈvɪʃɪt]n* * *[nəU'vISIIt]n (ECCL)1) (= state) Noviziat nt2) (= place) Novizenhaus nt* * *1. Lehrzeit f, Lehre f2. KATHa) Noviziat n, Probezeit fb) → academic.ru/50611/novice">novice A 1, A 2 -
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m sgt (G nowicjatu) Relig. 1. (przygotowanie do zakonu) novitiate, noviciate- odbywać nowicjat to be a novice2. (miejsce) novitiate, noviciateThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > nowicja|t
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1. n ученик, подмастерьеindentured apprentice — ученик, взятый по контракту
2. n новичок3. n ист. адвокат, практикующий менее шестнадцати лет4. n мор. юнга5. n мор. амер. младший матрос, проходящий специальную подготовку6. n мор. штурманский ученик7. v отдавать в учениеapprentice training — профессиональное обучение; срок обучения
Синонимический ряд:1. guy (noun) adolescent; fellow; guy; human being; man; person; young man; youth2. novice (noun) boot; colt; fledgling; freshman; neophyte; newcomer; novice; novitiate; prentice; punk; recruit; rookie; tenderfoot; tyro3. student (noun) amateur; assistant; beginner; disciple; helper; learner; pupil; studentАнтонимический ряд:expert; supervisor; teacher -
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n новичок; начинающийСинонимический ряд:novice (noun) amateur; apprentice; boot; colt; fledgling; freshman; greenhorn; initiate; innocent; learner; neophyte; newcomer; novice; noviciate; novitiate; pledge; prentice; punk; recruit; rookie; tenderfoot; tyroАнтонимический ряд: -
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1. n ботинок, башмакboot shaped heart — сердце в виде "деревянного башмака"
2. n спорт. бутсы3. n разг. пинок ногой4. n ист. колодки5. n амер. сл. новобранец, новичок6. n фартук; чехол7. n багажник8. n ав. контейнер9. n отделение для багажа10. n загрузочная воронка11. n ав. проф. протектор антиобледенителя12. n обёртка13. n влагалищеlike old boots — здорово, чертовски; вовсю; изо всех сил
14. v надевать ботинки, обуваться15. v дать пинок, пнуть; наподдать16. v сл. увольнять17. v амер. разг. шагать, маршировать18. v дать неточный пас19. v упустить шанс20. v ист. пытать испанским сапогом21. n уст. выгода, польза22. n сл. деньги, аванс23. v помогать, быть выгодным24. v сл. брать деньги взаймы, занимать25. v уст. обогащатьсяСинонимический ряд:1. high shoe (noun) climbing boot; combat boot; cowboy boot; high shoe; hiking boot; hip-boot; laced boot; leather shoe; shoe2. kick (noun) drive; fire; kick; knock; shove; slam; throw out3. novice (noun) apprentice; beginner; colt; fledgling; freshman; neophyte; newcomer; novice; novitiate; prentice; punk; recruit; rookie; tenderfoot; tyro4. thrill (noun) bang; thrill; wallop -
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1. n кольт2. n жеребчик, жеребёнок, ослёнок или верблюжонокa colt sired by … — жеребёнок от
3. n сл. новичок4. n мор. линёкСинонимический ряд:novice (noun) apprentice; beginner; boot; fledgling; freshman; neophyte; newcomer; novice; novitiate; prentice; punk; recruit; rookie; tenderfoot; tyro -
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Синонимический ряд:1. avis (noun) avis; bird; chick; feathered creature; feathered friend; fowl; game; hatchling; wild fowl2. novice (noun) apprentice; beginner; boot; colt; freshman; initiate; innocent; neophyte; newcomer; novice; noviciate; novitiate; prentice; punk; recruit; rookie; tenderfoot; tyro
См. также в других словарях:
novitiate — *novice, apprentice, probationer, postulant, neophyte … New Dictionary of Synonyms
Novice — • The canonical Latin name of those who, having been regularly admitted into a religious order and ordinarily already confirmed in their higher vocation by a certain period of probation as postulants, are prepared by a series of exercises and… … Catholic encyclopedia
Novitiate — Novitiate, alt. noviciate, is the period of training and preparation that a novice (or prospective) monastic or member of a religious order undergoes prior to taking vows in order to discern whether they are called to the religious life. A novice … Wikipedia
novice — novice, novitiate, apprentice, probationer, postulant, neophyte are comparable when applied to one who is a beginner, especially in a trade, a profession, a career, or a sphere of life. Novice and the less common novitiate may be applied to… … New Dictionary of Synonyms
novitiate — (n.) also noviciate, state of being a novice, c.1600, from M.Fr. noviciat or directly from M.L. novitiatus, from L.L. novitius novice, from Latin adjective novicius (see NOVICE (Cf. novice)) … Etymology dictionary
Novitiate — No*vi ti*ate, n. [LL. novitiatus: cf. F. noviciat.] [1913 Webster] 1. The state of being a novice; time of initiation or instruction in rudiments. [1913 Webster] 2. Hence: The time of probation in a religious house before taking the vows. [1913… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
novitiate — (also noviciate) ► NOUN 1) the period or state of being a novice. 2) a religious novice. 3) a place housing religious novices … English terms dictionary
novitiate — [nō vish′it; ] also, and chiefly Brit [, nōvish′ē it, nō vish′ēāt΄] n. [Fr noviciat < ML novitiatus] 1. a) the period or state of being a novice b) NOVICE 2. the quarters assigned to religious novices: Also Chiefly Brit. noviciate … English World dictionary
novice — [n] person just learning something amateur, apprentice, beginner, colt*, convert*, cub*, first of May*, fledgling, greenhorn, gremlin, know from nothing*, learner, mark*, neophyte, newcomer, new kid on the block*, novitiate, plebe, postulant,… … New thesaurus
Novice — For other uses, see Novice (disambiguation). A novice is a person or creature who is new to a field or activity. The term is most commonly applied in religion and sports. Contents 1 Religion 1.1 Buddhism 1.2 Christianity … Wikipedia
novice — noun 1) a five day course for novices Syn: beginner, learner, neophyte, newcomer, initiate, tyro, fledgling; apprentice, trainee, probationer, student, pupil, tenderfoot; informal rookie, newbie, greenhorn Ant … Thesaurus of popular words