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Definition of interned - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
confinementrestricted to a particular place
- The interned citizens could not leave the city limits.
2.
warconfined or imprisoned during wartime
- The interned soldiers were kept in a guarded camp.
Origin of interned
Latin, internus (internal)
Examples of interned in a sentence
Interned patients were not allowed to leave the quarantine zone. The interned civilians were released after the war ended. Many interned individuals faced harsh conditions.
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- French:confiné, interné, ...
- German:festgesetzt, interniert, ...
- Italian:internato, ...
- Spanish:internado, confinado, ...
- Portuguese:internado, ...
- Chinese:被禁锢, 被拘禁, ...
- Japanese:制限された, 収容された, ...
- Arabic:مُحْتَجَز, مُعْتَقَل, ...
- Hebrew:כָּלוּא, כָּלוּא, ...
- Russian:ограниченный, интернированный, ...
- Ukrainian:обмежений, інтернований, ...
- Hindi:सीमित, नजरबंद, ...
Definition of intern - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
careerUS person gaining work experience in a chosen fieldUS
- The intern learned valuable skills during the summer program.
2.
medicineUS graduate in first year of hospital trainingUS
- The intern was responsible for patient rounds.
3.
medical trainingUS medical student gaining practical experience in a hospitalUS
- The intern assisted the doctors during the surgery.
Verb
1.
jobintr. US work temporarily to gain practical experienceintr. US
- She decided to intern at a law firm this summer.
2.
detaintr. UK imprison someone without trialtr. UK
- The government interned the activists during the protests.
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medical graduate gaining supervised practical experience
The medical intern assisted in the surgery today.
Origin of intern
Latin, internus (internal)
Examples of intern in a sentence
As an intern, he gained insight into the industry. The intern examined patients in the emergency department. After graduation, she began work as a hospital intern. The intern rotated through various hospital departments. As an intern, she learned under experienced surgeons. He plans to intern at a tech startup next year.
Many students intern to gain practical skills in their field. During the war, they interned many civilians. The regime interned dissidents without any legal proceedings.
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- French:stagiaire, faire un stage, ...
- German:Praktikant, ein Praktikum machen, ...
- Italian:apprendista, fare uno stage, ...
- Spanish:pasante, practicar, ...
- Portuguese:estagiário, estagiar, ...
- Chinese:实习生, 实习, ...
- Japanese:インターン, インターンをする, ...
- Arabic:مُتَدَرِّب, تَدَرَّبَ, ...
- Hebrew:מִתְמַחֶה, לְהִתְמַחוֹת, ...
- Russian:стажёр, пройти стажировку, ...
- Ukrainian:стажер, стажуватися, ...
- Hindi:इंटर्न, इंटर्न करना, ...
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