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interne

[in-turn]

noun

interned, interning 
  1. a less common variant of intern.



interne

/ ˈɪntɜːn /

noun

  1. a variant spelling of intern

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At last he met an interne in a white coat.

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Both types of interne evaluations have proven as effective and accurate as traditional eye exams in optometrists’ offices or stores. 

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Graduating in 1898, she became an “interne” at New England Hospital, in Boston, a city that also had pockets of horrific poverty.

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The camp has three resident trained nurses and one interne, and is visited daily by the Association's paid medical director.

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When I was a child living in a convent, we internes were given annually a week at the seashore.

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