apprenticeship

[ə'prentiʃip]

n.学徒期, 学徒身份, 学徒资格

例句与用法：

The influence of his American years following on his apprenticeship with Tony has left us thinking of him as a conductor tough to the point of brutality. But now, returning to Europe, he seems newly relaxed.

他从师托尼后又在美国生活了那么些年，我们感到，这使他变成了一个强悍得几乎野蛮的管理者。可现在，他回到了欧洲，似乎又重新变得宽容了。

After his apprenticeship he worked for Joe Manton, the greatest gunsmith in England and a legend in his own lifetime. But James was not content to bask in anyone's reflected glory.

学徒期满后，詹姆士为英国最伟大的造枪巨子及其所在时代的一个传奇人物乔·曼顿工作。但是他并不愿意沾任何人的光。

词形变化：

名词: apprenticeship | 动词过去式: apprenticed | 动词过去分词: apprenticed | 动词现在分词: apprenticing | 动词第三人称单数: apprentices |

详细释义：

n.

1. 学徒身份, 学徒资格[U][C]

He served his apprenticeship with Bob.

他跟鲍勃当学徒。

2. 学徒期; 见习期[C]