apprentice
Pronunciation: [əˈprɛntɪs]
Word
Context: “work”
(noun) a person who learns a job or skill from someone who is experienced. Apprentices usually work under a skilled worker to learn how to do the job.
Example
The apprentice learned a lot from the master carpenter and became really good at building things.
Example
The apprentice didn't ask questions, so he remained confused about the tasks.
Example
Is the apprentice ready to take on more responsibilities at work?
Context: “work”
(verb) to train someone to be skilled in a particular trade or profession. This means teaching them the skills they need to perform a job.
Example
The experienced chef decided to apprentice a young cook to teach him the art of cooking.
Example
She didn't apprentice anyone last year, so there were no new skills being passed down.
Example
Are you planning to apprentice any new students this semester?
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