An inductee is a person who is being formally taken into a special group.

An inductee is a personinductee是指...的人 who is being formally taken into a special group正被正式納入某個特殊團體。

The two places you will hear it most are the army — new soldiers on the day they join — and a hall of fame, when a sportsperson, musician, or public figure is welcomed in. The ceremony is an induction; the person who is let in is the inductee.

The two places you will hear it most are你最常聽到這個字的兩個場合是 the army軍隊 — new soldiers on the day they join新兵入伍那天 — and a hall of fame和名人堂, when a sportsperson, musician, or public figure is welcomed in當運動員、音樂人或公眾人物被迎入時。The ceremony is an induction那個儀式叫induction; the person who is let in被納入的那個人 is the inductee就是inductee。

American English uses this more than British English, which may just say new recruit or new member.

American English uses this more than British English美式英文比英式英文更常用這個字, which may just say new recruit or new member英式可能就直接說new recruit或new member。

The -ee ending marks the person who receives the action, the same pattern as employee or trainee. Though actually, it is not a word for anyone who merely starts a club; it wants a formal step, an oath, or a public honour.

The -ee ending-ee這個字尾 marks the person who receives the action標記出接受動作的那個人, the same pattern as employee or trainee跟employee或trainee是同樣的模式。Though actually不過其實, it is not a word for anyone這個字不是用來說任何人 who merely starts a club只是隨便加入一個社團的; it wants a formal step, an oath, or a public honour它要求要有正式的步驟、宣誓，或公開的榮譽儀式。