apprenticeship

UK:  [ə'prentɪsʃɪp]

US:  [ə'prentɪs.ʃɪp]

复数：apprenticeships  

n.

1.当学徒;学徒期

1 . Upon completion of basic education, students can only enter the factory and studio, three years of apprenticeship education.
基础教育完成后，学生方能进入工厂和工作室，接受三年的学徒制教育。

2 . Under the traditional economy, there was no systematic teaching of accounting, and it had to follow such a method of apprenticeship.
在自给自足的传统经济居于主导地位的条件下，会计知识及其技能得不到系统的传授，只能靠那种师傅带徒弟、口传面授的方式进行。

3 . If he wins the world championship without even the grace of an F1 apprenticeship, for sure some feel that this somehow demeans the sport.
如果他赢得了世界冠军，却没有表现出一个学徒的态度，当然会有一些人觉得他贬低了这项运动。

4 . After his apprenticeship he worked for Joe Manton, the greatest gunsmith in England and a legend in his own lifetime.
学徒期满后，詹姆士为英国最伟大的造枪巨子及其所在时代的一个传奇人物乔·顿工作。

5 . He later completed an apprenticeship in tailoring, and was successful enough to open his own shop .
之后他在裁缝店完成了学徒生涯，有足够的能力自己开店了。