Pronunciation: /ə beɪb ɪn ðə wʊdz/
noun a person who is inexperienced or naive
A1 She felt like a babe in the woods when she started her new job.
A2 The tourist was a babe in the woods, lost in the unfamiliar city.
B1 As a babe in the woods, he struggled to navigate the complex legal system.
B2 The young entrepreneur was a babe in the woods when it came to managing a large team.
C1 Despite her experience in other fields, she was still a babe in the woods in the world of finance.
C2 The seasoned diplomat felt like a babe in the woods when faced with the intricate negotiations.
preposition in the woods
A1 She felt like a babe in the woods when she first started her new job.
A2 As a babe in the woods, he struggled to navigate the unfamiliar city streets.
B1 Being a babe in the woods, she was easily taken advantage of by the more experienced hikers.
B2 The young intern was like a babe in the woods among the seasoned professionals at the conference.
C1 Despite his years of experience in the industry, he still felt like a babe in the woods when faced with the new technology.
C2 The seasoned detective was surprised to find himself feeling like a babe in the woods during the complex investigation.
formal The young intern was like a babe in the woods when it came to navigating the complex corporate environment.
informal She's a babe in the woods when it comes to fixing cars, but she's eager to learn.
slang He's a babe in the woods when it comes to online gaming, but he's picking it up quickly.
figurative The new student felt like a babe in the woods on the first day of school, unsure of where to go or what to do.
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