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apprentice (one) to
To pair one with an expert in a particular field or trade so that one can learn about it. I have apprenticed my son to the local blacksmith.
apprentice someone to someone
to assign someone to work at a certain trade and learn it from someone experienced. She apprenticed her son to a local diesel mechanic. I apprenticed myself to a printer and learned what it means to get really dirty.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Augustus | | ə-GUS-təs (English), ow-KHUYS-tus (Dutch) | Ancient Roman, Dutch |
| Hassan | | - | Arabic, Persian, Urdu |
| Alfwin | | - | Ancient Germanic |
| Suzan | | ['su:zæn] | |
| Duarte | | DWART | Portuguese |
| Dakarai | | - | Southern African, Shona |