Translation of Kazakh word "интерн" to English
интерн
/intern/
Meaning
NounA person who is interned, forcibly or voluntarily.
How to use
In Kazakh, the word "интерн" is used to describe a person who is interned, either voluntarily or involuntarily, often in a specific context or situation. Follows Kazakh soft-vowel (жіңішке) vowel harmony in suffixation (plural: -лер/-дер/-тер, case suffixes: -ге/-ке/-де/-тен). Standard vocabulary item widely used in conversational and written Kazakh.
🇬🇧 English
intern
Example
Жас интерн тәжірибелі дәрігерлерден тәлім алып, емдеу тәсілдерін үйренді.
The young intern received mentoring from experienced doctors and learned treatment methods.
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- Жас интерн тәжірибелі дәрігерлерден тәлім алып, емдеу тәсілдерін үйренді.— The young intern received mentoring from experienced doctors and learned treatment methods.
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The Kazakh word "интерн" means "intern" in English.
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