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apprentice n.学徒；见习生v.使当学徒 (1) 他以当学徒开始他的职业生涯。(2) 这个商店新收了两个学徒。(3) 他是个见习水管工人。(4) 遇难者中包括两名飞行员和一名见习飞行员。(5) 这个男孩被送去学木匠。 In the old days, becoming an apprentice was the only way to get into many lines of work. Nowadays we think of it more in terms of trades — butchers, bakers, bricklayers, etc. If you do the same thing in an office setting, it's usually called an internship, but the idea is the same — learning by watching an expert. The word can be used as either a noun or verb: You are an apprentice, but you also can apprentice to the barber down the street.

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英 [ə'prentɪs] 美 [ə'prentɪs] (1) He began his career as an apprentice.(2) The shop is taking on two new apprentices.(3) He is an apprentice plumber.(4) The two pilots and an apprentice pilot were among those killed.(5) The boy was apprenticed to a carpenter. An apprentice is someone who learns a trade. An apprentice farmer is paid very little but has the chance to learn farming by watching and doing. 1[N-COUNT 可数名词]学徒；徒弟 An apprentice is a young person who works for someone in order to learn their skill.   [oft N n]I started off as an apprentice and worked my way up...我从学徒开始干起，逐步上升。He left school at 15 and trained as an apprentice carpenter.他15岁辍学，当上木工学徒。2[VERB 动词]使拜师于；使当…的学徒 If a young person is apprenticed to someone, they go to work for them in order to learn their skill.   [be V-ed to n]  [usu passive]I was apprenticed to a builder when I was fourteen.14岁时，我拜一个建筑工人为师当学徒。

英语单词	apprentice
英美音标	英 [ə'prentɪs] 美 [ə'prentɪs]
中文释义	n.学徒；见习生 v.使当学徒
英语例句	(1) He began his career as an apprentice. (2) The shop is taking on two new apprentices. (3) He is an apprentice plumber. (4) The two pilots and an apprentice pilot were among those killed. (5) The boy was apprenticed to a carpenter.
中文例句	(1) 他以当学徒开始他的职业生涯。 (2) 这个商店新收了两个学徒。 (3) 他是个见习水管工人。 (4) 遇难者中包括两名飞行员和一名见习飞行员。 (5) 这个男孩被送去学木匠。
vocabulary简明	An apprentice is someone who learns a trade. An apprentice farmer is paid very little but has the chance to learn farming by watching and doing.
vocabulary扩展	In the old days, becoming an apprentice was the only way to get into many lines of work. Nowadays we think of it more in terms of trades — butchers, bakers, bricklayers, etc. If you do the same thing in an office setting, it's usually called an internship, but the idea is the same — learning by watching an expert. The word can be used as either a noun or verb: You are an apprentice, but you also can apprentice to the barber down the street.
柯林斯解释	1 [N-COUNT 可数名词]学徒；徒弟 An apprentice is a young person who works for someone in order to learn their skill. [oft N n] I started off as an apprentice and worked my way up... 我从学徒开始干起，逐步上升。 He left school at 15 and trained as an apprentice carpenter. 他15岁辍学，当上木工学徒。 2 [VERB 动词]使拜师于；使当…的学徒 If a young person is apprenticed to someone, they go to work for them in order to learn their skill. [be V-ed to n] [usu passive] I was apprenticed to a builder when I was fourteen. 14岁时，我拜一个建筑工人为师当学徒。

Apprentice Learn I Apprenticed Carpenter Watching Young Person