novitiate是什么意思音标:英 [nəʊˈvɪʃɪət]美 [noˈvɪʃɪɪt, -ˌet]

n. 见习期

n. the period during which you are a novice (especially in a repgious order)
n. someone who has entered a repgious order but has not taken final vows

novitiate的用法和例句：

1.Aden is the most promising of my novitiates.

亚丁是我的学生中最具潜力的一位

2.Perhaps she could train with our novitiates and tell them about it.

也许她可以和我们的新人一起训练 跟他们说说这些

3.I thought you said there were 9 novitiates at your conclave.

我记得你说你上任前有九个候选人

4.7 circles, only she told me that there were 8 novitiates in her class.

有七个圈 但她告诉我 一开始有其他八位候选人

5.Titus left to go find the next class of novitiates.

泰特斯走了 去找下一代候选人了

6.Witch law forbids novitiates from being anything less than virginal.

巫女法令禁止见习女巫 丢失贞操