intern in Irish
intern in Irish is imtheorannaigh — intern means a student or recent graduate working temporarily, often unpaid or low-paid, to gain experience.
intern in Irish
imtheorannaigh
(transitive) To imprison somebody, usually without trial.
What does "intern" mean?
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noun A student or recent graduate working temporarily, often unpaid or low-paid, to gain experience.
"She spent the summer as an intern at a marketing agency."
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verb To imprison or confine someone, often without trial, especially during wartime.
"Thousands of civilians were interned during the war."
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verb To work as an intern.
"He interned at a law firm the summer before his final year."
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intern in a sentence
- She spent the summer as an intern at a marketing agency.
- Thousands of civilians were interned during the war.
- He interned at a law firm the summer before his final year.
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What is "intern" in Irish?
"intern" in Irish is imtheorannaigh. intern means: A student or recent graduate working temporarily, often unpaid or low-paid, to gain experience.
How do you use "intern" in a sentence?
Example: "She spent the summer as an intern at a marketing agency." In Irish, "intern" is imtheorannaigh.
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