Definition of noob in English:

noob

nounnuːb

informal

A person who is inexperienced in a particular sphere or activity, especially computing or the use of the Internet.
Example sentencesExamples
- Anyhow, every month all of our schools get newsletters that come with teaching tips and how-to-survive-in-Japan tips for noobs like me.
- More levels would be cool, finding new ways to take noobs to school on different levels is always the tops, but right now it rocks the potty with just one.
- We are such noobs.
- Social Development goes to a noob who seems to have never said a thing on the topic, while Labour is ranked bottom of the Cabinet.
- I'll start by explaining a little background information for all the noobs who didnt watch the cartoon series.
- That being said, I'm such a noob for not finding that article by myself.
- Any noob can tell you this is not the way if you want to motivate your students to study hard and do well.
- Being a noob, I forgot to print out the map.
- It was a jungle when fresh graduates and wet-behind-the-ears geeks, noobs and dorks or what you will found their niche or felt outwitted by the more intelligent of the species.
- It took me ages to find out how Illustrator worked; I still consider me a noob after 5 years.
- But we still think you're a noob.
- Also slightly unexpected is that of those surveyed, almost 30 percent were total Apple noobs, while 40 percent had never owned an iPod before.

Origin

Early 21st century: from newbie.

Definition of noob in US English:

noob

nounno͞ob

informal

A person who is inexperienced in a particular sphere or activity, especially computing or the use of the Internet.
Example sentencesExamples
- I'll start by explaining a little background information for all the noobs who didnt watch the cartoon series.
- It was a jungle when fresh graduates and wet-behind-the-ears geeks, noobs and dorks or what you will found their niche or felt outwitted by the more intelligent of the species.
- It took me ages to find out how Illustrator worked; I still consider me a noob after 5 years.
- Social Development goes to a noob who seems to have never said a thing on the topic, while Labour is ranked bottom of the Cabinet.
- But we still think you're a noob.
- Being a noob, I forgot to print out the map.
- Also slightly unexpected is that of those surveyed, almost 30 percent were total Apple noobs, while 40 percent had never owned an iPod before.
- More levels would be cool, finding new ways to take noobs to school on different levels is always the tops, but right now it rocks the potty with just one.
- Anyhow, every month all of our schools get newsletters that come with teaching tips and how-to-survive-in-Japan tips for noobs like me.
- We are such noobs.
- Any noob can tell you this is not the way if you want to motivate your students to study hard and do well.
- That being said, I'm such a noob for not finding that article by myself.

Origin

Early 21st century: from newbie.

单词	noob
释义	Definition of noob in English: noob nounnuːb informal A person who is inexperienced in a particular sphere or activity, especially computing or the use of the Internet. Example sentencesExamples Anyhow, every month all of our schools get newsletters that come with teaching tips and how-to-survive-in-Japan tips for noobs like me. More levels would be cool, finding new ways to take noobs to school on different levels is always the tops, but right now it rocks the potty with just one. We are such noobs. Social Development goes to a noob who seems to have never said a thing on the topic, while Labour is ranked bottom of the Cabinet. I'll start by explaining a little background information for all the noobs who didnt watch the cartoon series. That being said, I'm such a noob for not finding that article by myself. Any noob can tell you this is not the way if you want to motivate your students to study hard and do well. Being a noob, I forgot to print out the map. It was a jungle when fresh graduates and wet-behind-the-ears geeks, noobs and dorks or what you will found their niche or felt outwitted by the more intelligent of the species. It took me ages to find out how Illustrator worked; I still consider me a noob after 5 years. But we still think you're a noob. Also slightly unexpected is that of those surveyed, almost 30 percent were total Apple noobs, while 40 percent had never owned an iPod before. Origin Early 21st century: from newbie. Definition of noob in US English: noob nounno͞ob informal A person who is inexperienced in a particular sphere or activity, especially computing or the use of the Internet. Example sentencesExamples I'll start by explaining a little background information for all the noobs who didnt watch the cartoon series. It was a jungle when fresh graduates and wet-behind-the-ears geeks, noobs and dorks or what you will found their niche or felt outwitted by the more intelligent of the species. It took me ages to find out how Illustrator worked; I still consider me a noob after 5 years. Social Development goes to a noob who seems to have never said a thing on the topic, while Labour is ranked bottom of the Cabinet. But we still think you're a noob. Being a noob, I forgot to print out the map. Also slightly unexpected is that of those surveyed, almost 30 percent were total Apple noobs, while 40 percent had never owned an iPod before. More levels would be cool, finding new ways to take noobs to school on different levels is always the tops, but right now it rocks the potty with just one. Anyhow, every month all of our schools get newsletters that come with teaching tips and how-to-survive-in-Japan tips for noobs like me. We are such noobs. Any noob can tell you this is not the way if you want to motivate your students to study hard and do well. That being said, I'm such a noob for not finding that article by myself. Origin Early 21st century: from newbie.
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