基礎があってはじめて応用ができるの英語

an inexperienced beginner

the action of beginning study with something familiar

a routine that can be used as needed

the condition of just starting something new and not getting used to it

There is a class provided for beginners.

the state of already knowing something

He alone can do it

the quality or characteristic of being self-evident

I knew it all along.

When you are learning how to speak in public, it is better to do without notes from the outset.

in gambling, a circumstance in which a beginner wins by luck rather than experienced skill

aiming for a result, to begin doing something

I shall have it ready by the time school begins―before school begins.

capable of being done in a practical and useful way

It is only when you have tried that you find it to be impossible

the condition of only a short period of time having elapsed between the present and the time at which the object first started being used

It was a foregone conclusion.

the popular wisdom that says that it is difficult to be the first to do something

time after given time (the moment something starts)

occurring at the beginning

I think there will be issues with using it in Japan.

You can not do it well from the outset.

begin, or enable someone else to begin, a venture by providing the means, logistics, etc.

a short-lived thing that soon loses its power

I just started that.

serving to open or begin

made suitable and available for immediate use

done or made using whatever is available

School is going on.

the phrase `a beginner who has just started' is tautological