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intern n.实习生；拘留犯vt.扣留vi.作实习生 (1) 这个新来的实习生有一点爱戏闹。(2) 苏珊可能会让你做一个临时的记者实习生。(3) 他只不过是名拘留犯。(4) 第二次世界大战期间,日本士兵被扣留在西方国家的阵营里。(5) 今年这位年轻的医生要到医疗中心作实习生。 To intern or be an intern is to leave the classroom behind and start doing part of your profession — usually, the job of being a doctor. Sometimes an intern is paid, but not always, and the pay is never great. The experience is considered payment in itself. There have been many medical TV shows that feature interns, probably because the hours are long, the job is difficult, and there are many opportunities for drama in this boot camp for doctors. Medical interns may appreciate another meaning, which means to take away someone's freedom, as in "Why did you intern the prisoners?"

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英 ['ɪntɜːn] 美 ['ɪntɜːrn] (1) The new intern is a little frisky.(2) Susan may give you a instant position of Intern reporter.(3) He was just an intern.(4) During the second world war,Japanese were interned in camps in the West.(5) The young doctor is interning at the Medical Center this year. Somewhere between being a student and a professional is the life of an intern, an advanced student, especially in medicine, who gets on-the-job experience. The verb is pronounced /ɪn'tɜːn/. The noun is pronounced /'ɪntɜːn/. 动词读作 /ɪn'tɜːn/。名词读作 /'ɪntɜːn/。1[VERB 动词](因政治原因)拘留，扣押 If someone is interned, they are put in prison or in a prison camp for political reasons.   [be V-ed]  [usu passive]He was interned as an enemy alien at the outbreak of the Second World War.第二次世界大战爆发时他被作为敌国侨民扣押了。2[N-COUNT 可数名词]实习生；(尤指)实习医师 An intern is an advanced student or a recent graduate, especially in medicine, who is being given practical training under supervision.   [AM 美]

英语单词	intern
英美音标	英 ['ɪntɜːn] 美 ['ɪntɜːrn]
中文释义	n.实习生；拘留犯 vt.扣留 vi.作实习生
英语例句	(1) The new intern is a little frisky. (2) Susan may give you a instant position of Intern reporter. (3) He was just an intern. (4) During the second world war,Japanese were interned in camps in the West. (5) The young doctor is interning at the Medical Center this year.
中文例句	(1) 这个新来的实习生有一点爱戏闹。 (2) 苏珊可能会让你做一个临时的记者实习生。 (3) 他只不过是名拘留犯。 (4) 第二次世界大战期间,日本士兵被扣留在西方国家的阵营里。 (5) 今年这位年轻的医生要到医疗中心作实习生。
vocabulary简明	Somewhere between being a student and a professional is the life of an intern, an advanced student, especially in medicine, who gets on-the-job experience.
vocabulary扩展	To intern or be an intern is to leave the classroom behind and start doing part of your profession — usually, the job of being a doctor. Sometimes an intern is paid, but not always, and the pay is never great. The experience is considered payment in itself. There have been many medical TV shows that feature interns, probably because the hours are long, the job is difficult, and there are many opportunities for drama in this boot camp for doctors. Medical interns may appreciate another meaning, which means to take away someone's freedom, as in "Why did you intern the prisoners?"
柯林斯解释	The verb is pronounced /ɪn'tɜːn/. The noun is pronounced /'ɪntɜːn/. 动词读作 /ɪn'tɜːn/。名词读作 /'ɪntɜːn/。 1 [VERB 动词](因政治原因)拘留，扣押 If someone is interned, they are put in prison or in a prison camp for political reasons. [be V-ed] [usu passive] He was interned as an enemy alien at the outbreak of the Second World War. 第二次世界大战爆发时他被作为敌国侨民扣押了。 2 [N-COUNT 可数名词]实习生；(尤指)实习医师 An intern is an advanced student or a recent graduate, especially in medicine, who is being given practical training under supervision. [AM 美]

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