clerkship

基本解釋

Jeff urged me to do it, saying it would assure me a good clerkship with a federal judge or a job with one of the blue-chip law firms.
杰夫力勸我加入，說是加入以后保證可以使我有機會在某個聯(lián)邦法官手下找個書記員的工作，或是在一個業(yè)績不錯的律師事務所里謀得一份差使。
My legal training also helps me work with faculty—because of sharedexperience and also because some of them value my credentials (law school, clerkship, etc.).
我的法律訓練也有助于我和其他教員一起工作——既因為可以分享經(jīng)歷，也因為他們信任我（比如法學院的學習，職員的經(jīng)歷等）。
One psychiatrist says the typical clerkship experience, largely unchanged since Flexner's time, no longer mirrors the way medicine in general and psychiatry in particular are practiced.
一個精神病醫(yī)生說現(xiàn)在典型的實習生經(jīng)驗自從Flexner時代大部分沒有變過，不再反映實習的方式，總的來說是藥物特別是精神病學。

After his clerkship, he worked at the law firm of Paul Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton, and Garrison.
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