Definition of tenderfoot in English:

tenderfoot

nounPlural tenderfeet, Plural tenderfoots ˈtɛndəfʊtˈtɛndərˌfʊt

1North American A newcomer or novice, especially a person unaccustomed to hardship.
〈主北美〉（尤指无法适应拓荒者艰辛生活的）新来者
the journey is not recommended for the tenderfoot
as modifier a tenderfoot Englishman who couldn't find his way in the woods
Example sentencesExamples
- The tanks chase the terrified tenderfoot across a desolate battlefield.
- For a tenderfoot, the job of a rustler was a tough one to undertake.
- He claimed he was a tenderfoot in this operation and was only doing his friend a favour.
- She wasn't a tenderfoot, and she wasn't going to stop just because she didn't have boots.
- He loses his tenderfoot status and eventually even becomes a rodeo celebrity.
- The prairie ain't for no tenderfoot, that's for sure.
- Nothing troubled the woodsman more than being labeled a tenderfoot.
- Nobody will go lightly on him just because he's still something of a tenderfoot.
- The works are carefully chosen to suit both connoisseurs and tenderfoots.
- At thirty-two, I imagined I was the oldest tenderfoot in the history of rock and roll.
- I'll take care of the tenderfoot.
- It was a difficult environment for a tenderfoot.
Synonyms
novice, starter, learner, student, pupil, trainee, apprentice, probationer
2dated A new member of the Scout or Guide movement who has passed the enrolment tests.
〈旧〉新加入的童子军

Definition of tenderfoot in US English:

tenderfoot

nounˈtendərˌfo͝otˈtɛndərˌfʊt

1North American A newcomer or novice, especially a person unaccustomed to the hardships of pioneer life.
〈主北美〉（尤指无法适应拓荒者艰辛生活的）新来者
the journey is not recommended for the tenderfoot
as modifier a tenderfoot Englishman who couldn't find his way in the woods
Example sentencesExamples
- He loses his tenderfoot status and eventually even becomes a rodeo celebrity.
- The works are carefully chosen to suit both connoisseurs and tenderfoots.
- He claimed he was a tenderfoot in this operation and was only doing his friend a favour.
- The prairie ain't for no tenderfoot, that's for sure.
- It was a difficult environment for a tenderfoot.
- Nothing troubled the woodsman more than being labeled a tenderfoot.
- At thirty-two, I imagined I was the oldest tenderfoot in the history of rock and roll.
- Nobody will go lightly on him just because he's still something of a tenderfoot.
- She wasn't a tenderfoot, and she wasn't going to stop just because she didn't have boots.
- I'll take care of the tenderfoot.
- The tanks chase the terrified tenderfoot across a desolate battlefield.
- For a tenderfoot, the job of a rustler was a tough one to undertake.
Synonyms
novice, starter, learner, student, pupil, trainee, apprentice, probationer
2dated A Boy Scout of the lowest rank.

单词	tenderfoot
释义	Definition of tenderfoot in English: tenderfoot nounPlural tenderfeet, Plural tenderfoots ˈtɛndəfʊtˈtɛndərˌfʊt 1North American A newcomer or novice, especially a person unaccustomed to hardship. 〈主北美〉（尤指无法适应拓荒者艰辛生活的）新来者 the journey is not recommended for the tenderfoot as modifier a tenderfoot Englishman who couldn't find his way in the woods Example sentencesExamples The tanks chase the terrified tenderfoot across a desolate battlefield. For a tenderfoot, the job of a rustler was a tough one to undertake. He claimed he was a tenderfoot in this operation and was only doing his friend a favour. She wasn't a tenderfoot, and she wasn't going to stop just because she didn't have boots. He loses his tenderfoot status and eventually even becomes a rodeo celebrity. The prairie ain't for no tenderfoot, that's for sure. Nothing troubled the woodsman more than being labeled a tenderfoot. Nobody will go lightly on him just because he's still something of a tenderfoot. The works are carefully chosen to suit both connoisseurs and tenderfoots. At thirty-two, I imagined I was the oldest tenderfoot in the history of rock and roll. I'll take care of the tenderfoot. It was a difficult environment for a tenderfoot. Synonyms novice, starter, learner, student, pupil, trainee, apprentice, probationer 2dated A new member of the Scout or Guide movement who has passed the enrolment tests. 〈旧〉新加入的童子军 Definition of tenderfoot in US English: tenderfoot nounˈtendərˌfo͝otˈtɛndərˌfʊt 1North American A newcomer or novice, especially a person unaccustomed to the hardships of pioneer life. 〈主北美〉（尤指无法适应拓荒者艰辛生活的）新来者 the journey is not recommended for the tenderfoot as modifier a tenderfoot Englishman who couldn't find his way in the woods Example sentencesExamples He loses his tenderfoot status and eventually even becomes a rodeo celebrity. The works are carefully chosen to suit both connoisseurs and tenderfoots. He claimed he was a tenderfoot in this operation and was only doing his friend a favour. The prairie ain't for no tenderfoot, that's for sure. It was a difficult environment for a tenderfoot. Nothing troubled the woodsman more than being labeled a tenderfoot. At thirty-two, I imagined I was the oldest tenderfoot in the history of rock and roll. Nobody will go lightly on him just because he's still something of a tenderfoot. She wasn't a tenderfoot, and she wasn't going to stop just because she didn't have boots. I'll take care of the tenderfoot. The tanks chase the terrified tenderfoot across a desolate battlefield. For a tenderfoot, the job of a rustler was a tough one to undertake. Synonyms novice, starter, learner, student, pupil, trainee, apprentice, probationer 2dated A Boy Scout of the lowest rank.
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