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15 Training Inexperienced Employees GLOSSARY newbie informal term for novice; someone who is doing something for the first time; someone who is new and inexperienced in a particular position or task * I always try to avoid the newbies at the grocery
2009年ESL之商务英语
277. It will be ok, I promise W: Don't tell other people that I changed my mobile phone number. M: It'll be ok, I promise. W: Don't tell anyone. M: Please take care of my parents. W: It'll be ok, I promise. M: Thank you very much in advance. 278. I d
越说越地道英语
讲解文本： look down on 小看，看不起，轻视 Don't look down on me just because I'm ugly! 别因为我丑而看不起我！ look down upon 小看，看不起，轻视 He is young and inexperienced, but please do not look down upon him. 他年
愉悦口语
The government will bring back a lower starting wage for young people between the ages of 16 and 19. For the first 6 months of a new job, they will be paid $10.80 an hour. This is 80% of the adult minimum wage which is $13.50. In 2008, the Labour gov
新西兰英语
Kazuko: I really appreciate you helping with the training of the newbies . I couldnt have done it without you. Martin: Dont mention it. I remember when I was still wet behind the ears and the veterans in the company gave me the benefit of their time
地道美语播客
说一个人年轻不懂事，我们常说他/她是 young and inexperienced，即少不更事，初出茅庐等等， 我们也说这个人还嫩点儿，就是 wet behind the ears。 Wet behind the ears 的字面意思是像刚生下来的婴儿一样
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