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in·tern·s 英'ɪntɜːn美'ɪntɜːrn COCA²¹⁰¹⁹BNC²³⁶²¹³⁺¹Economist⁶⁸⁴²
基本英英近义反义例句例句
n.实习生²;拘留犯³vt.扣留⁵vi.作实习生原型intern的三单名词internship过去分词interned现在分词interning三单interns
Noun:
an advanced student or graduate in medicine gaining supervised practical experience `houseman' is a British term
Verb:
deprive of freedom;During WW II, Japanese were interned in camps in the West work as an intern;The young doctor is interning at the Medical Center this year 近义词 hold拿着jail监牢cage笼子doctor博士detain扣留confine限制imprison监禁resident居民interne实习医师houseman实习医生medical student医科学生
动词71%,名词29%
用作名词The newinternis a little frisky.这个新来的实习生有一点爱戏闹。
I was an administrativeinternwith the B. S. E. last summer.我去年夏季在蓝星电子公司任管理实习生。
He was just anintern.他只不过是名拘留犯。用作及物动词During the second world war,Japanese wereinternedin camps in the West.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。用作不及物动词The young doctor isinterningat the Medical Center this year.今年这位年轻的医生要到医疗中心作实习生。 Across many different industries, interns wanting to impress their supervisors and get a job offer sometimes say “ yes” to assignments even if they have no idea how they will accomplish them.
在许多行业中，实习生们想给上司留下好印象并急于得到一份工作，大多时候他们会对摊派的任务乐此不疲，即使他们对如何操作一无所知。 iciba
Many people are outrageously exploited at work, but interns are not among them. After all, they are getting a free education, something that few universities provide these days.
许多人工作很卖力，回报却很少，但实习生却不会如此，毕竟他们是在接受免费得培训，学习的是现在大学里没有的东西。 ecocn |