noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
young
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Graeme did all the cooing at first but has now turned his saucepans over to his talented young apprentice , Steve Webb.
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While they were drinking the tea, a young apprentice arrived.
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Once at work, what was life like for the young apprentice ?
■ VERB
become
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He married Betsy Adcock, the daughter of a Whittington shopkeeper, and their young William became an apprentice shoemaker in 1796.
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You can become an apprentice San Francisco character.
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Leaving school, he became an engineering apprentice with Ruston Proctor &038; Co.
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Some became apprentices who worked beside a master craftsman to become competent in their field.
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He became an apprentice tailor at the age of 10 or 11.
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The visits to Miss Havisham's cease when she pays for Pip to become Joe's apprentice .
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He was educated at local schools, including the Devonport Classical and Mathematical School, and became an apprentice to his father.
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Like Hooker, he was saved from becoming an apprentice by his schoolmaster.
train
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He already trains apprentices , and now welcomes any potential carving students.
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But after seeing how broadly trained the apprentices were, employees began to press for even more.
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He still enjoyed the hands-on side of mechanics and had enjoyed assisting in the training of apprentices .
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Only a Meister can train apprentices or operate a shop.
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The offshore industry has trained a handful of apprentices , but these do not compare with its labour requirements.
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Grail engineering employs forty people, and is currently training twelve apprentices .
work
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Samuel Oldknow was generally regarded as a humane employer, but even he expected his apprentices to work for thirteen hours.
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Some became apprentices who worked beside a master craftsman to become competent in their field.
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I have run across a number of apprentices who worked long hours in part-time jobs in addition to their apprenticeships.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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A 'Meister' in Germany serves a nine-year apprenticeship before he can run his own shop.
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an apprentice chef
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I worked as an apprentice electrician for 18 months.
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John recalled his apprenticeship to a blacksmith in the early years of the Second World War.
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When I finish classes, I'm hoping to land a summer job as a chef's apprentice .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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But after seeing how broadly trained the apprentices were, employees began to press for even more.
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He already trains apprentices, and now welcomes any potential carving students.
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He was an apprentice electrician at Watneys brewery in Mortlake.
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If books did not supply apprentices with much, neither did formal training programs, which scarcely existed.
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In his system, he would say, apprentices really learn.
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In this context, apprentices offer a cheap source of labor.
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Leaving school, he became an engineering apprentice with Ruston Proctor & Co.