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11articled — ar|ti|cled [ artıkld ] adjective BRITISH if someone is articled to a company, they are employed by that company through a legal agreement while they finish their education or training …
12articled clerk — ➔ clerk * * * articled clerk UK US noun [C] OLD FASHIONED LAW ► TRAINEE SOLICITOR(Cf. ↑trainee solicitor) …
13articled clerk — ► NOUN ▪ a law student employed as a trainee …
14Articled clerk — An articled clerk is an apprentice in a professional firm in Commonwealth countries. Generally the term arises in the accountancy profession and in the legal profession. The articled clerk signs a contract, known as articles of clerkship ,… …
15articled clerk — A trainee solicitor. The Law Society lays down provisions regulating the training of solicitors. All trainees are now graduates and will have taken professional examinations. They are then required to be articled to (i. e. to sign an agreement to …
16articled — adjective Bound by the articles of an apprenticeship …
17articled — ar·ti·cle || É‘Ëtɪkl n. item, object; paragraph of a contract; message sent to a newsgroup (Computers); word placed next to a noun (such as the, a) to indicate the presence of a noun (Grammar); person who causes objection (Slang) v. bind with …
18articled — adjective bound by contract • Syn: ↑apprenticed, ↑bound, ↑indentured • Similar to: ↑unfree …
19articled clerk — noun An apprentice in law. See Also: articling clerk, articling, articles …
20articled clerk — noun Brit. a trainee solicitor …
