Translation of Czech word "praktikant" to English
praktikant
/praktikant/
Meaning
NounA student or trainee who works, often unpaid, to gain practical experience in a profession.
How to use
When referring to 'praktikant', it's essential to note that it's often used in the context of internships or work experience. In this case, the word is usually used in the nominative case, and it's often accompanied by the word 'práce' (work) to emphasize the practical experience gained.
🇬🇧 English
intern
Example
Praktikant pomáhal v kanceláři celé léto.
The intern helped in the office all summer.
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- student praktikant— student intern
- Praktikant pomáhal v kanceláři celé léto.— The intern helped in the office all summer.
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What does the Czech word "praktikant" mean?▼
The Czech word "praktikant" means "intern" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Praktikant pomáhal v kanceláři celé léto." (which translates as "The intern helped in the office all summer.").
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