Definition
Definition of prentice - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
learner historyDated UK person learning a skill from an expert, often in historyDated UK
- The prentice learned carpentry from the master.
- A prentice served seven years under the smith.
- Every prentice observed the master's technique carefully.
Origin of prentice
Middle English, aprentis (learner) + -
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- French:apprenti, ...
- German:Lehrling, ...
- Italian:apprendista, ...
- Spanish:aprendiz, ...
- Portuguese:aprendiz, ...
- Chinese:学徒, ...
- Japanese:見習い, ...
- Arabic:متدرب, ...
- Hebrew:חַנִּיךְ, ...
- Russian:подмастерье, ...
- Ukrainian:підмайстер, ...
- Hindi:शिक्षार्थी, ...
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