Noun:

(கொச்சை வழக்கில்) புதிதாக வேலைக்கு அமர்த்தப்பட்டவர்,

rookie's Usage Examples:

The game is a bit more advanced so play for younger children may prove difficult as you can use strategy to negotiate trades and call rookies up from the minors.

Greenhorns are the rookies; green meaning "fresh" or "new".

His reputation for being rough on rookies was well earned.

There is a fantastic in-game tutorial that shows rookies the ropes and helps them get the feel for the flow of the in-game action.

Over a half-century later, a rookie cop connects Short's murder to a series of gruesome present-day killings.

Fellow rookie Adriano Medeiros shadowed this battle in fifth.

As well as being a 7th Dan Black Belt in Aikido, he is well-versed in firearms and SWAT methods and will teach his knowledge to colleagues and rookie cops.

Several rivers surround the resort, including the Savage, North Branch of the Potomac, Youghiogheny and Casselman Rivers, all teeming with rainbows, browns, brookies and cutthroat trout.

Many tattoo enthusiasts seek out the highest profile tattoo artists, such as Los Angeles' very own Kat Von D for art that is both meaningful and exquisite in detail rather than opting for a rookie or newbie artist.

rookie boss Gareth Southgate.

The fear of any rookie online shopper is having to return merchandise, and 2BigFeet.

Than any other rookie lineman shaun had their choice.

There may not be special teams, offensive or defensive line coaches, rookies of the year or anything else like that, but the ladies in the LFL come to play and come to win for every single game.

Synonyms:

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

Antonyms:

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