intern

• Nom désignant un étudiant avancé ou un diplômé, notamment en médecine, qui acquiert une expérience pratique sous supervision dans un hôpital ou un cadre clinique, ou plus généralement une personne en stage.

A noun referring to an advanced student or graduate, especially in medicine, who is gaining supervised practical experience in a hospital or clinical setting.

1. Medical traineeB2formalamericanmedical

   An advanced student or graduate in medicine gaining supervised practical experience in a hospital.

   Interne en médecine

   • The intern assisted the surgeon during the operation.
   • She worked as an intern at the city hospital for a year.
   • The interns are required to attend daily rounds with the senior doctors.

   Synonymeshouse physicianhousemanresident

2. Trainee or apprenticeB1formal

   A student or recent graduate who works in a job to gain practical experience.

   Stagiaire

   • He got an internship at a tech company as a software intern.
   • The marketing intern helped organize the event.
   • Many companies offer paid internships to attract young talent.

   Synonymesapprenticecadetnoviceprobationertrainee

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de placer quelqu'un sous garde (notamment en temps de guerre) ou de travailler comme stagiaire dans un milieu professionnel.

A verb used to indicate the act of confining someone (especially during war) or working as a trainee in a professional setting.

1. Confine or detainB2formallegal

   To deprive someone of their freedom, typically for political or security reasons, by placing them in a confined area.

   Interner

   • During the war, the government interned foreign nationals in camps.
   • The military interned all suspected spies without trial.
   • They were interned on a remote island for the duration of the conflict.
   • Refugees were often interned upon arrival in the country.

   Synonymescageconfinedetainholdimmureimprisonincarceratejaillock up

   Antonymesfreerelease

2. Work as an internA2informal

   To work temporarily in a professional environment to gain practical experience, often without pay.

   faire un stage

   • She interned at a law firm last summer.
   • He is interning at a tech startup to learn programming.
   • Many students intern before graduating to build their résumés.
   • I interned for six months in the marketing department.