rookie in Spanish
rookie in Spanish is novato, bisoño, novicio — rookie means someone new to a job, sport, or team; a first-year professional or a novice.
rookie in Spanish
novato
An inexperienced recruit, especially in the police or armed forces.
bisoño
A novice.
novato
A novice.
novicio
A novice.
What does "rookie" mean?
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noun Someone new to a job, sport, or team; a first-year professional or a novice.
"The rookie quarterback threw three touchdowns in his first start."
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adj Inexperienced or new to a role.
"It was a rookie mistake to forget the safety check."
rookie in a sentence
- The rookie quarterback threw three touchdowns in his first start.
- As a rookie officer, she was paired with an experienced partner.
- It was a rookie mistake to forget the safety check.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "rookie" in Spanish?
"rookie" in Spanish is novato, bisoño, novicio. rookie means: Someone new to a job, sport, or team; a first-year professional or a novice.
How do you use "rookie" in a sentence?
Example: "The rookie quarterback threw three touchdowns in his first start." In Spanish, "rookie" is novato, bisoño, novicio.
Are there other ways to say "rookie" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 3 translations listed for "rookie": novato, bisoño, novicio.
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