apprentice

見習い、弟子

経験のある人や組織のもとで働きながら、仕事を学ぶ人。

やさしい英語で： Someone who learns a type of work by working with an experienced person or organization.

• The apprentice watched his teacher carefully.
• She began as an apprentice in a design studio.
• Two apprentices helped the master prepare his materials.

使い方： an apprentice to someone (She was an apprentice to a local artist.)

類義語： trainee, learner

よく使う表現： young apprentice, take an apprentice, apprentice to someone, apprentice carpenter

弟子入りさせる、見習いに出す

仕事を学ばせるために、経験のある働き手のもとへ人を預ける。

やさしい英語で： To arrange for someone to learn a job by working with an experienced worker.

• They apprenticed their son to a baker.
• She was apprenticed to a carpenter at sixteen.
• The family hopes to apprentice him to a local craftsman.

使い方： apprentice someone to someone (Her parents apprenticed her to a skilled jeweller.)

類義語： indenture

よく使う表現： apprentice someone, apprentice someone to someone

弟子入りする、見習いとして働く

仕事の技術を持つ人のもとで働きながら、その仕事を学ぶ。

やさしい英語で： To learn a job by working with someone who already has the skills.

• He apprenticed with a local baker.
• She apprenticed under three different photographers.
• Would you like to apprentice as a carpenter?

使い方： apprentice with someone (She apprenticed with a furniture maker.); apprentice under someone (He apprenticed under a chef in Paris.); apprentice as something (I plan to apprentice as an electrician.)

類義語： train

よく使う表現： apprentice with someone, apprentice under someone, apprentice as something