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무경험하다

mugyeongheomhada
adjective★Intermediate— to have no experience
general

To lack experience in a particular field or activity; to be inexperienced.

그는 이 분야에서 무경험하다.

He has no experience in this field.

무경험자도 쉽게 배울 수 있는 과정입니다.

This is a course that even beginners can learn easily.

💡

Often used to describe someone who is new to a job, skill, or activity.

Collocations

무경험자inexperienced person무경험 직업entry-level job

Synonyms

경험이 없다초보적이다신입이다

Antonyms

경험이 풍부하다숙련된베테랑이다

Related Phrases

무경험자 채용phrase
hiring inexperienced people

💡Pro Tip

Usage in Job Applications

This term is often used in job advertisements to attract beginners or career changers.

⚡Gold Rule

Polite Context

Use this term to describe someone kindly when they lack experience, rather than negatively.

📖Word Origin

Composed of '무-' (no/not) + '경험' (experience) + '-하다' (to be).

📝Usage Notes

Commonly used in job postings and educational contexts to indicate that no prior experience is required.

Word Breakdown

무
no/not
prefix
+
경험
experience
root
+
하다
to be
suffix
한영사전

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