The' internship' you expressed is actually very close to the' internship'. It can be used in many ways in Chinese.
There are several similar verbs in English, such as practice, exercise, drill and intern.
Practice, exercise and drill are common words, which all mean to exercise oneself through repeated operations. But there is still a small difference; Practice is widely used, so it is the most common. If this repetitive operation involves exercise or physical strength, exercise is generally used. If the training intensity is high, use drill. But drill has the component of teach, so it is usually used like this: the teacher practices him in grammar.
Intern can be used as a noun or verb. The intransitive verb means: training under the supervision and guidance of the teacher; That is to say, "temporarily accept the professional training he has learned under the supervision of a certain place to gain practical experience." Therefore, it is more suitable for training in schools or graduates, especially hospitals, and is generally called interns, which is more in line with your problem.
He was locked up in that hospital after graduation.
English niurentuan