apprentice in Latin
apprentice in Latin is discipulus — apprentice means someone learning a skilled trade by working under an experienced person.
apprentice in Latin
discipulus
A trainee, especially in a skilled trade.
What does "apprentice" mean?
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noun Someone learning a skilled trade by working under an experienced person.
"She started as a plumber's apprentice at sixteen."
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verb To place someone with a skilled worker to learn a trade.
"His parents apprenticed him to a local carpenter."
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apprentice in a sentence
- She started as a plumber's apprentice at sixteen.
- The apprentice spent the first year just watching and taking notes.
- His parents apprenticed him to a local carpenter.
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What is "apprentice" in Latin?
"apprentice" in Latin is discipulus. apprentice means: Someone learning a skilled trade by working under an experienced person.
How do you use "apprentice" in a sentence?
Example: "She started as a plumber's apprentice at sixteen." In Latin, "apprentice" is discipulus.
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