Inglês

beginner

gb/bɪɡˈɪnɚ/ us/bɪɡˈɪnɚ/
A2 Inglês
~ 9200
Acepções
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Substantivo A2 entity
1

Person who is new to something

Someone who has just started to learn or do something and is not experienced yet.

Padrão de uso: [someone] is a beginner at [something]
Erro comum:
Learners sometimes confuse "beginner" (a person) with "beginning" (the start of something). For example, "I am a beginning" is incorrect; it should be "I am a beginner". Another common issue is using the wrong preposition: we usually say "a beginner at chess" or "a beginner in English", not "a beginner of chess".
Sinônimos
novice (Slightly more formal; often used in work or specialist contexts.) | rookie (Informal; often used in sports or jobs, can sound a bit teasing.) | newcomer (Focuses on someone new to a place, group, or field, not only to a skill.) | learner (Focuses on the act of learning rather than how new the person is.) | starter (Less common for people; sometimes used informally in sports or hobbies.)
Antônimos
expert (Emphasizes very high skill or knowledge, the opposite of little experience.) | professional (Suggests both high skill and being paid to do the activity, not a beginner.) | veteran (Highlights long experience over time, the opposite of just starting.) | old hand (Informal; means someone who has done something many times and knows it well.)
Colocações
complete beginner |absolute beginner |beginner level |beginner course |beginner class |beginner skills
Temas
education |work |hobbies |sports |core_vocabulary
Exemplos
  • 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.
Exemplos para estudantes
  • 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.
Gramática
Forma no dicionário
beginner
AFI
GB/bɪɡˈɪnɚ/
US/bɪɡˈɪnɚ/
Sílabas e tonicidade
be - gin - ner (3 sílabas)
Stress on 2nd syllable (gin)
Formas da palavra
Noun
  • Base: beginner
  • Plural: beginners
Família de palavras
Forms
beginners noun
Core family
begin verb A2 beginning noun
Negative and opposite forms
expert noun B1
Expressões

absolute beginner

1
/ˈæbsəlˌut bɪɡˈɪnɚ/
fixed phrase

Person with zero experience

Someone who has no experience at all in an activity or subject.

Exemplos
  • 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

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/bɪɡˈɪnɚ kˈɔɹs/
fixed phrase

Course designed for beginners

A class that teaches the basics of a subject to people who are just starting.

Exemplos
  • She enrolled in a beginner course in graphic design.
  • Our school runs a beginner course for adults who want to learn piano.

beginner level

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/bɪɡˈɪnɚ lˈɛvəl/
fixed phrase

Lowest difficulty level

The easiest level of a class, game, or activity, made for beginners.

Exemplos
  • I signed up for the beginner level Spanish class.
  • Most online courses offer beginner level, intermediate, and advanced sections.

beginner's guide

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/bɪɡˈɪnɚz ɡˈaɪd/
fixed phrase

Introductory guide for newcomers

A simple book, video, or article that explains the basics of something for beginners.

Exemplos
  • 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

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/fɚ bɪɡˈɪnɚz/
fixed phrase

Intended for new learners

Used to say that something is made for people who are just starting to learn or do it.

Exemplos
  • This is a basic grammar book for beginners.
  • We offer a cooking class for beginners every Saturday.

beginner's luck

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/bɪɡˈɪnɚz lˈʌk/
idiom

Unusually good first-time success

When someone who is new to an activity does very well the first time, often better than expected.

Exemplos
  • 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.

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