beginner
Person who is new to something
Someone who has just started to learn or do something and is not experienced yet.
[someone] is a beginner at [something]
- I'm a complete beginner at guitar, so I need a very simple course.
- The class is designed for beginners who have never written code before.
- As a beginner, she made a lot of small mistakes but improved quickly.
- Our gym offers a special session for beginners to learn the basic exercises.
- Even beginners can follow this recipe because the steps are clearly explained.
- I am a beginner at English.
- This book is good for beginners.
- He is a beginner, so please help him.
- The teacher spoke slowly because most students were beginners.
- We have a beginner class on Monday.
absolute beginner
1Person with zero experience
Someone who has no experience at all in an activity or subject.
- This course is suitable for absolute beginners with no background in programming.
- The yoga class welcomes absolute beginners, so don't worry if you can't touch your toes.
beginner course
1Course designed for beginners
A class that teaches the basics of a subject to people who are just starting.
- She enrolled in a beginner course in graphic design.
- Our school runs a beginner course for adults who want to learn piano.
beginner level
1Lowest difficulty level
The easiest level of a class, game, or activity, made for beginners.
- I signed up for the beginner level Spanish class.
- Most online courses offer beginner level, intermediate, and advanced sections.
beginner's guide
1Introductory guide for newcomers
A simple book, video, or article that explains the basics of something for beginners.
- I bought a beginner's guide to photography to learn how to use my new camera.
- This website has a beginner's guide to investing in the stock market.
for beginners
1Intended for new learners
Used to say that something is made for people who are just starting to learn or do it.
- This is a basic grammar book for beginners.
- We offer a cooking class for beginners every Saturday.
beginner's luck
1Unusually good first-time success
When someone who is new to an activity does very well the first time, often better than expected.
- She won her first game—must be beginner's luck.
- She won the card game on her first try, and everyone said it was just beginner's luck.
- I think it was just beginner's luck that he scored so well.
- Don't let your beginner's luck fool you; this game gets much harder.
- He scored a goal in his first match, but it was probably beginner's luck.