apprentice /ə-prenˈtis/

1. A person bound by formal agreement to a skilled person to learn a craft or trade
2. A novice

Working or acting as an apprentice

To bind by formal agreement, or to place as an apprentice

To serve as an apprentice

apprentˈicehood noun (Shakespeare)

Apprenticeship

apprentˈicement (rare) or apprentˈiceship noun

1. The state of an apprentice
2. A time of training for a trade, or for any activity
3. Hence, a period of seven years (archaic)

serve an apprenticeship

To undergo the training of an apprentice

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