intern, vb.
1. To segregate and confine a person or group, esp. those suspected of hostile sympathies in time of war. See INTERNMENT. [Cases: War and National Emergency 51. C.J.S. War and National Defense § 68.]
2. To work in an internship.
intern, vb.
1. To segregate and confine a person or group, esp. those suspected of hostile sympathies in time of war. See INTERNMENT. [Cases: War and National Emergency 51. C.J.S. War and National Defense § 68.]
2. To work in an internship.