fledgeling

• “fledgling”的旧拼写，指幼鸟，或指新出现、缺乏经验的人或事物。

An archaic spelling of 'fledgling', meaning a young bird or a person/thing that is new and inexperienced.

1. Young bird with flight feathersB2formal

   Describes a young bird that has just grown the feathers needed for flying.

   羽翼初丰的幼鸟

   • The fledgeling sparrow took its first short flight from the nest.
   • We watched a fledgeling robin hopping on the lawn.
   • The fledgeling eagle was learning to hunt under its mother's watch.

   同义词fledged

2. New and inexperiencedB2formal

   Used metaphorically to describe a person, organization, or thing that is new, inexperienced, or just beginning to develop.

   新手的、无经验的

   • The fledgeling company struggled to find its first customers.
   • He was a fledgeling journalist, eager to learn the trade.
   • The fledgeling democracy faced many challenges in its first year.

   同义词beginningbuddingdevelopingemergingincipientinexperiencednascentnewnovicerising

   反义词experiencedexpertseasonedveteran

• 名词，指刚长出羽毛、开始能飞的幼鸟；也泛指新手或某领域中缺乏经验的人。

A noun referring to a young bird that has just developed feathers and become capable of flying, or more generally, a novice or inexperienced participant in a new activity.

1. B2formal

   A young bird that has recently grown its feathers and is learning to fly.

   雏鸟

   • The fledgling took its first clumsy flight from the nest.
   • We watched a fledgling being fed by its parents.
   • A fledgling sparrow sat on the branch, unsure of its wings.

   同义词chickhatchlingnestling

2. Newcomer or beginnerB2formal

   A person who is new to a particular activity, profession, or organization.

   新手或初学者

   • The company hired several fledglings fresh out of university.
   • As a fledgling in the art world, she was eager to learn.
   • The team welcomed the fledgling journalist with open arms.

   同义词beginnerinitiateneophytenewcomernovicerookietenderfoot

   反义词expertmasterprofessionalveteran