in the PONS Dictionary
newcomer [ˈnju:ˌkʌməɐ, Am ˈnu:ˌkʌmɚ] N
1. newcomer (freshly arrived person):
- newcomer
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- newcomer
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2. newcomer (beginner):
- newcomer
- новичо́к m
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The cast comprised both alumni of past seasons and newcomers.
en.wikipedia.org There are also several roads named for communities which have been overwhelmed by the urban and suburban sprawl, and so are somewhat odd to newcomers.
en.wikipedia.org While some welcomed the newcomers, several area newspapers published opinions against this invasion.
en.wikipedia.org In 1800, the first newcomers arrived in the settlement, the so-called "ortodoksit".
en.wikipedia.org The festival presents arthouse films of international newcomer directors.
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