apprentices

英 [əˈprentɪsɪz]

美 [əˈprentɪsɪz]

n.  学徒; 徒弟
v.  使某人当(某人的)学徒
apprentice的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 学徒；徒弟
  Anapprenticeis a young person who works for someone in order to learn their skill.
  1. I started off as an apprentice and worked my way up...
     我从学徒开始干起，逐步上升。
  2. He left school at 15 and trained as an apprentice carpenter.
     他15岁辍学，当上木工学徒。
• VERB 使拜师于；使当…的学徒
  If a young personis apprenticed tosomeone, they go to work for them in order to learn their skill.
  1. I was apprenticed to a builder when I was fourteen.
     14岁时，我拜一个建筑工人为师当学徒。

双语例句

• Apprentices will sign a contract on employment detailing their training program, outlining their entitlements and specifying the duration of the program.
  学徒们将签署一份劳动合同，里面详细介绍了他们的培训计划，概述了他们的权益并规定了计划的期限。
• They possess their own means of production and hire no workers, or only one or two apprentices or helpers.
  他们自有生产手段，不雇工，或者只雇一二个学徒或助手。
• The shop is taking on two new apprentices.
  这个商店新收了两个学徒。
• My elder brothers were all put apprentices to different trades.
  我的哥哥们都拜师学了各种不同的行业。
• Sir Alex feels the two apprentices will have learnt a thing or two from the experience.
  弗格森爵士觉得2个新人学到了很多东西。
• All the apprentices rushed to help fit the piston.
  徒工们都跑过来帮助装活塞。
• What's more, it offers apprentices an "earn while you learn" opportunity.
  此外，它还提供学徒“边学边赚”的机会。
• In Europe, especially, kitchen helpers are often youthful apprentices preparing to become chefs.
  在欧洲，尤其，厨房帮工通常都是年轻学徒，准备成为厨师。
• On the occasion, servants, apprentices and other employees staying away from their homes were encouraged by their employers to visit their mothers and honor them.
  值此，仆人，学徒工和其他员工从家里住了被他们的雇主鼓励看望他们的母亲和孝敬他们。
• One of the apprentices made an insulting remark to a passing officer.
  其中一名学徒对着一名路过的警官说了一句侮辱他的话。