trainee

IPA/ˌtreɪˈniː/
KK[trˈenˈi]IPA/ˌtreɪˈniː/

trainee — 名詞

  • traineesingular
  • traineesplural

1. a person who has recently started working in a particular role and is learning t

1.名詞B1
釋義

實習生

正在學習工作技能的新進員工

a person who has recently started working in a particular role and is learning the practical skills it requires, usually under the supervision of more experienced colleagues

例句

Leo started as a trainee at the local hospital and now helps with patient records.

李奧以實習生身份進入當地醫院工作，現在協助處理病歷記錄。

start as a trainee at [place]

The bakery hired three trainees this month and assigned each one to a different section.

這間麵包店本月聘請了三名實習生，並將每個人分配到不同的部門。

hire + trainee (verb collocation)

常見搭配
  • trainee + job title (trainee manager, trainee accountant, trainee chef)
  • start as a trainee
  • hire a trainee
  • work as a trainee
  • graduate trainee
同義詞
  • apprentice

    More common in skilled trades (electrician, carpenter); often implies a formal contract and longer duration

  • intern

    Often a student or recent graduate doing temporary work; may be unpaid, whereas a trainee is usually a paid employee

  • learner

    General term not limited to job contexts; can apply to any skill or subject

反義詞
  • trainer

    The person who gives the training rather than receiving it

  • expert

    Someone with advanced knowledge and experience, at the opposite end of the career path

用法筆記

Countable noun. Often placed before a job title to show the person is learning that specific role — for example, 'trainee manager', 'trainee accountant', 'trainee chef'.

常見錯誤

He is a trainee. He trains new staff.
He is a trainer. He trains new staff.
A 'trainee' receives training; a 'trainer' gives training. The -ee ending means a person who receives the action.

同根字

常見搭配

名詞搭配

  • management trainee
  • graduate trainee
  • trainee programme

常用片語

  • on-the-job trainee
  • trainee position