greenhorn

美 [ˈɡriːnhɔːrn]英 [ˈɡriːnhɔːn]
  • n.新手
greenhorngreenhorn

noun

informal especially NAmE新手
a person who has little experience and can be easily tricked

tenderfoot

noun

1
an awkward and inexperienced youth
Synonym: cub rookie

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  1. Don 't take advantage of the greenhorn .

    不要占那新手的便宜吧。

  2. Gambling on a greenhorn to run a multinational clearly makes no sense .

    押注让一名菜鸟经营一家跨国企业显然不合情理。

  3. The greenhorn lacked the skills he would need to live in the hard , rough country .

    绿角们缺乏在这种艰难、地形崎岖乡下生活的技能。

  4. They made him feel a foreigner , a greenhorn .

    他们使他感到自己是个外国人,是个新来的移民。

  5. They made him feel a greenhorn .

    他们使他感觉像是新移民。

  6. Paul is very much a man of the the world , but compared with him you are an utter greenhorn .

    保罗是个很懂世故的人,但跟他相比之下,你简直什么事都不懂。

  7. He took pity on this young greenhorn of a nephew , and wanted to open his eyes too .

    他可怜他的侄儿幼稚无知,竭力想使他也睁开眼睛。

  8. Ha ! Ha ! You 're a proper greenhorn , aren 't you !

    哈哈,你真是少见多怪!

  9. He say , said I , that you came near kill-e that man there , pointing to the still shivering greenhorn .

    他说,我说道,你简直要把那边那个人给弄死了,我指着那个还在哆嗦的毛头小子。

  10. Think this greenhorn can handle undercover ?

    这菜鸟能当卧底警察吗?

  11. Being a greenhorn , she didn 't dare to do it alone .

    作为生手,她不敢单独做这件事。

  12. Might give those greenhorn dudes a fright .

    也许吓这些菜鸟一下。

  13. About 100 years ago , greenhorn was a popular expression in the American West . Old-timers used it to describe a man who had just arrived from one of the big cities back east .

    大约一百年前,绿角在美国西部非常流行,老一辈用它形容那些刚从东部回来的人。

  14. Hang around on the Alaskan docks during high crab season ( fall and winter ) and chances are that you could score a job as a greenhorn -- a lowly deckhard who performs the grunt work for half the salary of a regular crew member .

    捕蟹的旺季(秋天和冬天),你在阿拉斯加州的码头上闲逛,就有机会获得一份作为新手的活儿——一个地位低下的甲板苦力,干些体力活,薪水是正规船员的一半。