inexperienced

形容词无经验的; 不熟练的; 陌生; 不经事

形容词

1. 没有经验的：没有接受过多少教育(Poorly educated), 没有经验的(inexperienced)青年人无法得到工作因为最低工资法的规定使得他们太昂贵以至于不能作为实习生被聘用.

2. 无经验的：35. tolerant 容忍的,宽容的 | 36. inexperienced 无经验的 | 37. mischievous 恶作剧的,淘气顽皮的

3. 没经验：inexpensively 不贵地 | inexperienced 没经验 | inexpiable 不能抵偿的

4. 不熟练的/外行的：industry ;工业 | inexperienced ;不熟练的/外行的 | inferiors ;下级

1. 无经验的;缺乏经验的
    If you are inexperienced, you have little knowledge or experience of a particular situation or activity.

    e.g. They are inexperienced when it comes to decorating...
           说到装修，他们就没有什么经验了。
    e.g. Routine tasks are often delegated to inexperienced young doctors.
           例行工作经常委派缺乏经验的年轻医生去做。

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2. High prices lure inexperienced or unscrupulous breeders to churn out litters as quickly as possible.

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5. Analysts said the endorsement will help Obama tackle criticism that he is too inexperienced on foreign policy and military issues to become president.

6. The former first lady had argued during the Democratic primary campaign that Obama was too inexperienced to be US president.

7. Most of them were fresh out of university and inexperienced in detecting problems, according to an industry insider who wished to remain anonymous.

8. inexperienced什么意思

8. Both teams were without their best players, and could only field relatively inexperienced squads.

9. They were probably inexperienced in fighting fires, and the blaze was fanned by strong winds.

10. Labour argues that Brown has steered Britain through turbulent economic times and to hand over now to an inexperienced opposition would jeopardise recovery.

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