false beginner

fɔːls bɪˈɡɪnər

Definition

Definition of false beginner - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

education

Rare

learner with some prior knowledge but appears new

Rare

The class was designed for false beginners in Spanish.
False beginners often need customized lesson plans.
The course catered to false beginners in French.

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Expressions with false

false alarm

warning signal given by mistake

The fire drill turned out to be a false alarm.

false economy

attempt to save money that leads to more costs

Buying cheap tires was a false economy.

false friend

person pretending to be a friend but not trustworthy

He realized she was a false friend after the betrayal.

false front

facade giving deceptive appearance

The building had a false front to make it look larger.

someone's words rang false

exp.

seem insincere or lacking genuine feeling

His apology sounded polished, but his words rang false to everyone.

strike a false note

to create an impression that is not sincere

His apology struck a false note with the audience.

Expressions with beginner

beginner's luck

unexpected success by a newcomer in an activity

She won the chess match with beginner's luck.

beginner's guide

book or document giving simple instructions for new learners

I bought a beginner's guide to photography.

absolute beginner

person with no experience in an activity or subject

She is an absolute beginner at playing guitar.

beginner friendly

adj.

easy for beginners to use or understand

The software is beginner friendly and perfect for new users.

beginner slope

gentle slope for beginners in any sport

The park includes a beginner slope for skateboarders.

beginner-level

adj.

suitable for people with little or no experience

This is a beginner-level Spanish class.

beginner's license

temporary permit for new drivers to practice driving

She received her beginner's license last week.

beginner's permit

temporary license for new drivers to practice driving

She got her beginner's permit last week.

beginner's trap

common mistake made by newcomers

Falling for the beginner's trap cost him the game.

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French:faux débutant, ...
German:Anfänger mit Vorkenntnissen, ...
Italian:falso principiante, ...
Spanish:falso principiante, ...
Portuguese:falso principiante, ...
Chinese:伪初学者, ...
Japanese:フォールスビギナー, ...
Arabic:مبتدِئ زائِف, ...
Hebrew:מַתְחִיל כּוֹזָב, ...
Russian:ложный начинающий, ...
Ukrainian:помилковий початківець, ...
Hindi:फॉल्स बिगिनर, ...
Bengali:মিথ্যা শিক্ষার্থী, ...
Catalan:fals principiants, ...
Czech:falešný začátečník, ...
Danish:falsk begynder, ...
Dutch:valse beginner, ...
Greek:ψευδοαρχάριος, ...
Hungarian:újrakezdő, ...
Khmer:អ្នករៀនដែលមានចំណេះដឹងពីមុនបន្តិច ប៉ុន្តែមើលទៅដូចជាអ្នកចាប់ផ្តើមថ្មី, ...
Korean:초보자, ...
Persian:تازه‌کار کاذب, ...
Polish:fałszywy początkujący, ...
Portuguese (BR):falso iniciante, ...
Romanian:începător fals, ...
Swedish:falsk nybörjare, ...
Thai:ผู้เริ่มต้นที่มีความรู้มาก่อน, ...
Turkish:sahte acemi, ...
Vietnamese:người mới học giả, ...

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