whitebelt
/ˈwaɪtˌbɛlt/Definitions
1. noun
A person, especially a businessperson or a martial artist, who is new to a particular field or activity and has not yet acquired a significant level of expertise or experience.
“She is a whitebelt in the marketing industry and is eager to learn.”
2. noun
A beginner’s belt in a martial art, typically colored white and worn by a novice.
“The whitebelt was proud to receive his new belt at the martial arts tournament.”
3. verb
To become an expert or skilled in a particular field or activity.
“He whitebelts quickly in any new software or technology.”