intern

インターン、実習生

仕事を学ぶために短期間働く学生や、卒業したばかりの人。

やさしい英語で： A student or recent graduate who works for a short time to learn about a job.

• The intern helped with our project.
• We hired two summer interns from the local university.
• As an intern, she learned how the company worked.

類義語： trainee

よく使う表現： summer intern, paid intern, hire an intern, as an intern

インターンとして働く、実習する

仕事を学ぶために会社や団体で短期間働く。

やさしい英語で： To work for a short time at a company or organisation to learn about a job.

• I want to intern at a museum.
• She interned with a small law firm.
• Are you interning here for the whole summer?

使い方： intern at a company/organisation (She interned at a newspaper last summer.); intern for someone (He interns for a local politician.)

よく使う表現： intern at something, intern with someone, intern for someone

抑留する、収容する

主に戦時中、政府の命令で人々を刑務所や収容所に閉じ込める。

やさしい英語で： To keep people in a prison or camp by government order, often during a war.

• The government interned many civilians.
• They were interned in a camp during the war.
• The authorities decided to intern foreign nationals.

使い方： intern someone in a camp/prison (The authorities interned him in a camp.)

類義語： detain, imprison, confine

反対語： release, free

よく使う表現： intern civilians, intern someone, intern foreign nationals, intern without trial

抑留する

戦時中に入国した外国の兵士を、管理された区域にとどめておく。

やさしい英語で： To keep foreign soldiers within a controlled area after they enter a country’s land during war.

• The neutral country interned the soldiers.
• Troops who crossed the border were interned until the war ended.
• The government agreed to intern the foreign military personnel.

使い方： intern soldiers in a camp (The neutral state interned the soldiers in a guarded camp.)

類義語： detain, confine

反対語： release

よく使う表現： intern foreign soldiers, intern enemy troops, intern military personnel