एक भन्नाट आणि अननुभवी तरुण,

Noun:

नवीन प्रशिक्षित सैनिक,

rookie's Usage Examples:

She had one of the best rookie seasons ever recorded in the history of gymnastics, winning the all-around at the American Cup, Pan American Games, U.

a fatal training jump of a rookie paratrooper whose parachute fails to deploy.

It is still, however, a considerable weakness for new Green Lantern recruits and rookies, who must be taught the impurity's nature and how to combat it.

Subsequent to the game, Zimmerman was presented the 2006 Larry Doby Legacy Award for his achievements during his rookie season.

He was first signed by the Boston Celtics as a free agent on August 1, 2000 and led the team with 76 blocks that season, the most by a Celtics rookie since Kevin McHale in 1980–81.

In his 13 seasons in the NFL, Anderson faced nine of the top 11 all-time sack leaders; against those nine defenders, he only allowed one sack, which occurred during his rookie season in a match-up against Bruce Smith.

league are then sorted into "rundles" based on past performance (all first-time players begin in special rookie rundles).

some ignite and drop bangers (locally called "rookies", short for rook scarers), and some carry burning crosses, banners, musical instruments or burning.

Playing on a line with fellow rookies Stan Smyl and Curt Fraser, Gradin led the team in assists (31) and finished second in team-scoring (51 points) in 1978–79.

A fixed salary cap for rookies was implemented by the NBA the following season.

Jackson followed up a slow rookie season (in which he had 111 at-bats over 34 games) with a solid second season, in which he hit .

Through a series of flashbacks interwoven though the story, the tale of the betrayal, attempted murder, and humiliation of the (then-rookie) pair by the increasingly psychotic superagent Shasti is told.

As a Cleveland rookie he was a key return man, averaging 24.

Synonyms:

greenhorn, beginner, tiro, tyro, cub, initiate, novice,

Antonyms:

girl, female child, exclude, uninitiate, nonreligious person,