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Meanings of mentee in English

Spanish
mentee
Catalan
mentorat

Person who is being mentored.

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Usage of mentee in English
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Four years later, the mentee was ready to venture out alone.
Ebony
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I had to have a conference with one of the parents of a mentee.
Ebony
3
Meet Mack's mentor Lee Smith and mentee Jason Wills as he shows off his home crag.
Climbing Magazine
4
One rumor had them as mentor and mentee.
Hard eight
5
I was too old to be a mentee and not established enough to be a mentor.
Ebony
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Like a mamma bear, Ramona takes Destiny on as a mentee and then as a best friend.
News.com.au
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In reverse mentoring, the traditional roles are switched: A younger individual mentors an older, more experienced mentee.
BBC
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Her most recent mentee is 16-year-old Roheem Lewis from Clarendon who has developed a passion for orchids.
Jamaica Observer
9
Having a mentee is a life-altering experience.
Ebony
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The IMI goes through a detailed matching process to put the right mentor together with the right mentee.
The Irish Times
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The real difference in this scheme is the external cross-matching. The mentor and mentee meet every six weeks.
The Irish Times
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Or maybe it was said antique's hipster mentee who flat-out rejects any new way but the old school.
Climbing Magazine
13
The Guardian asked California representative Barbara Lee, her friend and mentee, what Chisholm's historic run meant to her.
The Guardian
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But what people noticed most, from the time he was a teenage prodigy and mentee, was Kevin's friendliness.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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As part of the process a series of exhibitions will take place, showcasing the outcome of the mentor-mentee development.
Radio NZ
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The mentor might help the mentee figure out better time-management strategies one day and then deal with family troubles the next.
Climbing Magazine
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Spanish
mentee
Catalan
mentorat
Mentee through the time