Definition of prentice in English:

prentice

verb & noun ˈprɛntɪsˈprɛn(t)əs

archaic term for apprentice
Example sentencesExamples
- Chambers cites, among others, a 1618 account ‘describing the bands of prentices, 3,000 or 4,000 strong, who on Shrove Tuesday and 1 May do outrages in all directions.’
- You'll either be a cap'n's servant or ‘prenticed to one of the craftsmen, but likely not an able seaman just yet.’
- As we have seen, he both lectured on Mozart's Fortieth Symphony and used it as a model for a prentice symphony of his own.

Derivatives

prenticeship

noun

Rhymes

apprentice, compos mentis, in loco parentis

Definition of prentice in US English:

prentice

verb & nounˈprɛn(t)əsˈpren(t)əs

archaic term for apprentice
Example sentencesExamples
- As we have seen, he both lectured on Mozart's Fortieth Symphony and used it as a model for a prentice symphony of his own.
- Chambers cites, among others, a 1618 account ‘describing the bands of prentices, 3,000 or 4,000 strong, who on Shrove Tuesday and 1 May do outrages in all directions.’
- You'll either be a cap'n's servant or ‘prenticed to one of the craftsmen, but likely not an able seaman just yet.’

词汇	prentice
释义	Definition of prentice in English: prentice verb & noun ˈprɛntɪsˈprɛn(t)əs archaic term for apprentice Example sentencesExamples Chambers cites, among others, a 1618 account ‘describing the bands of prentices, 3,000 or 4,000 strong, who on Shrove Tuesday and 1 May do outrages in all directions.’ You'll either be a cap'n's servant or ‘prenticed to one of the craftsmen, but likely not an able seaman just yet.’ As we have seen, he both lectured on Mozart's Fortieth Symphony and used it as a model for a prentice symphony of his own. Derivatives prenticeship noun Rhymes apprentice, compos mentis, in loco parentis Definition of prentice in US English: prentice verb & nounˈprɛn(t)əsˈpren(t)əs archaic term for apprentice Example sentencesExamples As we have seen, he both lectured on Mozart's Fortieth Symphony and used it as a model for a prentice symphony of his own. Chambers cites, among others, a 1618 account ‘describing the bands of prentices, 3,000 or 4,000 strong, who on Shrove Tuesday and 1 May do outrages in all directions.’ You'll either be a cap'n's servant or ‘prenticed to one of the craftsmen, but likely not an able seaman just yet.’
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