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novice [ˈnɑːvɪs, GB ˈnɒv-] SUBST

novice

novato(-a) m (f)

to be a novice at sth

novice

noviço(-a) m (f)

to be a novice at sth

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In 2013, there were two teams in preliminary and novice levels. en.wikipedia.org

Novices often ordain at a young age, but generally no younger than eight. en.wikipedia.org

Two control modes are available, novice and expert which adjust the sensitivity of the player's ship to the swipes on the touchscreen. en.wikipedia.org

These descriptions may allow the novice to see the salient features. en.wikipedia.org

Male novices often ordain at a very young age, but generally no younger than 8. en.wikipedia.org

Meals are taken in silence and are extremely brief, so the novice must eat quickly or go hungry. en.wikipedia.org

The novices and postulants worked on the farm both in their free time and on scheduled work rotations. en.wikipedia.org

Practice for novice is usually five days a week, while varsity often practices six or seven days. en.wikipedia.org

He made rapid progress, and won a competition as a novice, the following year. en.wikipedia.org

They have a very quiet temperament and a willing nature, making them popular mounts for novices and children. en.wikipedia.org

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