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Meanings of apprentice in English
Synonyms
Examples for "learner"
Examples for "learner"
1
He said that back then learner transport was still managed by DTSL.
2
We're here for ten days, you know, and you're a fast learner.
3
Being a fast learner is a competitive advantage in today's business world.
4
This can only be achieved through individualising educational practice to each learner.
5
He, that Turenne was only a learner in the art of war.
1
The style of the forty pages is loose and feeble and 'prentice-like.
2
I am its greatest master, and it's time I took a prentice.'
3
It was like being back in her days as a prentice artisan.
4
They seem to me to prove the presence of the 'prentice hand.
5
He was a gunslinger now, after all, if only a 'prentice, and-
Usage of apprentice in English
1
As a matter of truth, I've been looking for a young apprentice.
2
But of course the apprentice does not faithfully reproduce every hand movement.
3
My apprentice had come with a good plan, but she had miscalculated.
4
My father, my true father, was a doctor, and I his apprentice.
5
Nothdurft's master Tony Gollan said the apprentice would seek an internal review.
6
The idea was so strange that the apprentice could almost have laughed.
7
Surely Antonidas would not take on an apprentice as a charity case.
8
All these animals, and others, had fallen prey to the apprentice hunters.
9
Mr Roper, after his injuries, could not continue as an apprentice carpenter.
10
This is very much a case of the apprentice becoming the master.
11
EBONY: What was it like working as an apprentice in London salon?
12
To make an apprentice beginning in any of the professions required education.
13
I started here as an apprentice and I've worked my way up.
14
After almost three years as Orion's apprentice, leaves Hannibal in June 1853.
15
He was in pride bound to surpass the apprentice, and did so.
16
A tailor's apprentice is going to the stake with Frith: Andrew Hewitt.
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