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Recent Examples of intern from the Web
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Students intern 30 hours a week for five weeks, earning a total of $1,315.
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Rather, because many of the school's students actively intern and work around Washington D.C., their dining plan is a pay-per-meal system that works with a number different spots around the campus and city.
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The disclosure of the case came on the same day that the Chinese police arrested two lawyers, an intern lawyer and a legal assistant on subversion charges.
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Origin and Etymology of intern
Middle French interne, from Latin internus
Recent Examples of intern from the Web
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Hannah Boudreau, a student at Bloomsburg University, is interning with the Special Olympics Maryland communications department.
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Her grandfather was sent to an internment camp — and never returned By Nancy Kaffer Jan. 14, 2017 The government interned Tsujiro Miyazaki during World War II.
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Karpathy has a PhD from Stanford in computer vision and previously interned at Google’s DeepMind lab in London.
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Juan Boudet interned at what was then Orange Memorial Hospital (now Orlando Health) in 1948, and returned in 1964 after fleeing the Cuban revolution in 1959.
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Project SEARCH interns spent the school year working in local government jobs in the Howard County Circuit Court, the County Council and the Department of Health, among others.
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Lowry didn’t shy away from people who showed up at some of those meetings peeved at his some of his stances, such as his early support for reparations for Japanese Americans who had been interned during World War II.
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Saephanh, a graduate of Parkrose High School and Portland State University, had interned last year as an administrative assistant for the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office.
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Now, Maneesha is 23 and a photographer herself — she's even interned for Geddes.
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First Known Use of intern
1866
Definition of intern
: an advanced student or graduate usually in a professional field (such as medicine or teaching) gaining supervised practical experience (as in a hospital or classroom)
Examples of intern in a Sentence
After medical school, he worked as an intern at the university hospital.
Recent Examples of intern from the Web
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Yosinski and Anh Nguyen, his former intern, connected the GAN to layers inside their original classifier network.
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In the past the company has cast interns, often drama school students and the like, to fill out a show.
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All the produce is grown on campus by about 15 to 20 horticultural students and interns, who learn to rotate crops, use organic pesticides, apply mulch and remove weeds by hand, said Matt DeRose, CLC's local foods coordinator.
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And in the professional realm, today's intern is tomorrow's hiring manager.
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Interns have the opportunity to use their new skills to produce their your own Public Access Television Programs.
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Northwestern Mutual celebrated the 50th year of its internship program with a record intern class of 3,600 nationwide in 2016.
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Harper got her start at Elektra Records as an intern for Warner Music Group.
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Origin and Etymology of intern
French interne, from interne, adjective
Other Education Terms
Definition of intern
intransitive verb
: to work as an intern
Recent Examples of intern from the Web
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Hannah Boudreau, a student at Bloomsburg University, is interning with the Special Olympics Maryland communications department.
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Her grandfather was sent to an internment camp — and never returned By Nancy Kaffer Jan. 14, 2017 The government interned Tsujiro Miyazaki during World War II.
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Karpathy has a PhD from Stanford in computer vision and previously interned at Google’s DeepMind lab in London.
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Juan Boudet interned at what was then Orange Memorial Hospital (now Orlando Health) in 1948, and returned in 1964 after fleeing the Cuban revolution in 1959.
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Project SEARCH interns spent the school year working in local government jobs in the Howard County Circuit Court, the County Council and the Department of Health, among others.
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Lowry didn’t shy away from people who showed up at some of those meetings peeved at his some of his stances, such as his early support for reparations for Japanese Americans who had been interned during World War II.
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Saephanh, a graduate of Parkrose High School and Portland State University, had interned last year as an administrative assistant for the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office.
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Now, Maneesha is 23 and a photographer herself — she's even interned for Geddes.
These example sentences are selected automatically from various online news sources to reflect current usage of the word 'intern'. Views expressed in the examples do not represent the opinion of Merriam-Webster or its editors. Send us feedback.
First Known Use of intern
circa 1928
Other Education Terms
INTERN Defined for English Language Learners
intern
playDefinition of intern for English Language Learners
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: a student or recent graduate who works for a period of time at a job in order to get experience
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: a person who works in a hospital in order to complete training as a doctor
INTERN Defined for Kids
Definition of intern for Students
interned
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: to force to stay within a place (as a prison) especially during a war
internment
\in-ˈtərn-mənt\ nounDefinition of intern for Students
: a student or recent graduate in a special field of study (as medicine or teaching) who works for a period of time to gain practical experience
internship
\-ˌship\ nounMedical Dictionary
intern
Medical Definition of intern
: a physician gaining supervised practical experience in a hospital after graduating from medical school—called also houseman
Medical Definition of intern
: to act as an intern
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