newjack US
ˈnjuːˌdʒæk
Definition

Definition of newjack - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
musicRareSlangUSgenre of music blending hip-hop and R&BRareSlangUS
  • Newjack was popular in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
new jack swing
2.
inexperienced personRareSlangUSperson new to a job or activityRareSlangUS
  • He's just a newjack in the company.
novice rookie
3.
prisonRareSlangUSnew corrections officer in prisonRareSlangUS
  • The inmates tested the newjack's patience.
novice rookie
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Origin of newjack

English, new (recent) + jack (slang for newcomer)

Examples of newjack in a sentence

  • He collects newjack records from the 90s.
  • The rookie was a newjack in the field.
  • As a newjack, she needed guidance.
  • The newjack struggled to gain respect from the inmates.
  • As a newjack, he was still learning the ropes.

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  1. French:new jack swing, débutant, ...
  2. German:Newjack, Neuling, ...
  3. Italian:genere newjack, novellino, ...
  4. Spanish:género newjack, novato, ...
  5. Portuguese:newjack, novato, ...
  6. Chinese:新杰克摇摆乐, 新手, ...
  7. Japanese:ニュージャック, 新人, ...
  8. Arabic:نيو جاك, مبتدئ, ...
  9. Hebrew:נִיוּ גְ'ק, טִירוֹן, ...
  10. Russian:ньюджек, новичок, ...
  11. Ukrainian:ньюджек, новачок, ...
  12. Hindi:न्यूजैक, नवागंतुक, ...

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