inexperienced
inexperienced — 形容詞
- inexperiencedpositive
- more inexperiencedcomparative
- most inexperiencedsuperlative
1. not having had enough time doing an activity or being in a situation to be able
經驗不足
缺乏實際經驗或技巧的
not having had enough time doing an activity or being in a situation to be able to do it well or confidently
As an inexperienced driver, Ravi took extra care when driving in the rain.
作為經驗不足的駕駛，Ravi 在下雨天開車時格外小心。
collocation: inexperienced driver
The company hired an inexperienced assistant who needed a lot of training.
這家公司聘用了一位經驗不足的助理，需要大量的培訓。
attributive use before job role
Hana felt inexperienced compared to the other scientists in the lab.
Hana 覺得自己跟實驗室裡的其他科學家相比經驗不足。
predicative: felt + inexperienced
It is normal for inexperienced teachers to feel nervous on their first day.
經驗不足的老師在第一天上班感到緊張是很正常的。
An inexperienced cook might burn the food when using a new stove.
經驗不足的廚師在使用新爐子時可能會把食物燒焦。
- inexperienced driver
- inexperienced teacher
- inexperienced staff
- inexperienced user
- inexperienced worker
- inexperienced in business
- inexperienced at negotiating
- relatively inexperienced
- still inexperienced
- novice
describes someone at the very beginning of learning; stronger implication of newness than inexperienced
- green
informal term for someone who is new and lacks experience, often in a specific job
- untrained
focuses on lack of instruction rather than lack of time doing something
- fresh
describes someone new to an activity; neutral register, often with a positive tone (fresh graduate)
- experienced
the direct opposite; having knowledge gained through practice over time
- seasoned
has a lot of experience in a particular activity; often implies wisdom gained over years
- expert
has a very high level of skill and knowledge in a particular area
文法句型
inexperienced + noun
be + inexperienced
be + inexperienced + in/at + noun/gerund
用法筆記
Most common in attributive position before job roles (inexperienced driver, inexperienced teacher, inexperienced staff). Also used predicatively (She is inexperienced). Often implies a neutral observation about lack of familiarity rather than strong criticism.
常見錯誤
同根字
- experience名詞B1
- experience動詞B2
- experienced形容詞B1
- inexperience名詞B2
- experiential形容詞C1