American English pronunciation
How to pronounce apprentices
IPA transcription: [əp'ɹɛntəsɪz]
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Noun
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works for an expert to learn a trade
Verb
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be or work as an apprentice
“She apprenticed with the great master”
Usage examples
- He graduated from Hauptschule and served his apprenticeship as an auto mechanic.
- Varney would regale the young apprentices by throwing knives into trees.
- The careers adviser recommended an apprenticeship.
- Wandering years, in which a journeyman went from place to place after his apprenticeship, to acquire further experience.
- He served his apprenticeship at sea with his father.
- As others learned the trade, they soon set up shop and hired apprentices.
- Other provinces manage their own apprenticeship programs.
- It was also responsible for training apprentices, caring for members and doing charitable works.
- His dad sent him to Paris when he was seventeen to complete his apprenticeship.
- Among Smirke's numerous apprentices was the successful York architect George Fowler Jones.