Word
lubber
/ˈlʌbə/
noun
无经验的水手；新手水手
an inexperienced or novice sailor; a landlubber.
- 1.
An inexperienced or novice sailor; a landlubber.
无经验或新手水手；旱鸭子
无经验或新手水手；旱鸭子；傻大个
In use
He tripped over his own feet and knocked over the vase, such a lubber.
The captain shouted at the lubber who couldn't tie a proper knot.
Don't be such a lubber; hold the tray with both hands.
a lubber
非正式用语，常指笨拙的人或水手。
The captain called the new recruit a lubber.
船长称新兵为傻大个。
a lubber on [noun]
特指海上新手。
He was a lubber on his first voyage.
他在首次航行中是个笨拙的新手水手。
the lubbers / lubbers
复数形式。
The old sailors laughed at the lubbers.
老水手们嘲笑那些笨手笨脚的新手。
Common mistakes
He is very lubber.He is a lubber.
lubber 是名词，不能直接用作形容词，应用 'a lubber' 表示一个笨拙的人。
There are many lubber on the ship.There are many lubbers on the ship.
lubber 是可数名词，复数形式为 lubbers。
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Learner notes
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