Synonyms for first-year
first-year

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1. freshman, first-yearadjective

   used of a person in the first year of an experience (especially in United States high school or college)

   "a freshman senator"; "freshman year in high school or college"

   Synonyms:
   freshman

   Antonyms:
   last

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1. Kate Carey:

   If you swap in any other physically harmful and psychologically harmful event, a prevalence of 15 percent would be just unacceptably high, if, for instance, 15 percent of our young people were breaking their legs in their first year of school, we would expect that the community would do something to enhance the safety of the environment.

2. Riccardo Tisci:

   My first year at Burberry was about understanding and refining the new codification for the house. With that foundation in place, I feel ready to start exploring what's at the heart of this incredible brand, this is the story behind this collection, a collection inspired by our past and dedicated to our future. It's the evolution of our Burberry kingdom.

3. Zak Shaikh:

   I don't think Apple Arcade matters as much whether in this first year that they've broken any records, they're definitely going for high-quality, and high-quality global( content). You'll start to see the fruits of that in a couple of years. As long as they survive... Not every service is going to survive the next five years because there's too many options.

4. Australian Daniel Ricciardo:

   I haven't yet had that moment, every year you have it, whether it's your first year in Formula One or your 10th, when you see the car for the first time and you see your name on it.

5. Bruce Chernof:

   There is a really good opportunity to have a broad discussion about what the future looks like for families during the campaign, and the first year of a new Congress is always an important time for setting the legislative agenda.