intern Antonyms
Meaning of intern
intern (n)
an advanced student or graduate in medicine gaining supervised practical experience (`houseman' is a British term)
intern (v)
deprive of freedom
work as an intern
intern (a.)
Internal.
To put for safe keeping in the interior of a place or country; to confine to one locality; as, to intern troops which have fled for refuge to a neutral country.
intern Sentence Examples
- The intern eagerly shadowed the experienced physician, eager to gain knowledge.
- The summer intern program provided valuable hands-on experience for the aspiring engineer.
- The legal intern spent countless hours drafting documents and assisting senior attorneys.
- The tech intern developed innovative solutions that impressed the team and leadership.
- The marketing intern played a crucial role in planning and executing successful campaigns.
- The intern's research contributed significantly to the groundbreaking scientific discovery.
- The finance intern gained valuable insights into the complexities of investment management.
- The journalism intern uncovered a compelling story that captivated the attention of readers.
- The policy intern worked closely with legislators to advocate for important reforms.
- The intern's dedication and enthusiasm made them a highly valued member of the organization.
FAQs About the word intern
an advanced student or graduate in medicine gaining supervised practical experience (`houseman' is a British term), deprive of freedom, work as an internInterna
jail, imprison, capture, jug, commit, arrest, restrain,incarcerate, confine, catch
free, discharge, liberate, release, free, discharge, release, liberate,emancipate, manumit
The intern eagerly shadowed the experienced physician, eager to gain knowledge.
The summer intern program provided valuable hands-on experience for the aspiring engineer.
The legal intern spent countless hours drafting documents and assisting senior attorneys.
The tech intern developed innovative solutions that impressed the team and leadership.
