student interpreter
now historical
noun
A civil servant appointed to undergo foreign language instruction in order to qualify for a post in the diplomatic or consular service.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Bombay Quarterly Review.
- Joffrey, Robert
- jog
- jog along
- jogger
- jogging
- joggle
- Jogjakarta
- jog on
- jog-shuttle
- jog someone's memory
- jogtrot
- Johannesburg
- Johannes factotum
- Johannine
- Johannisberg
- Johannisberger
- Johannisberg Riesling
- john
- John, Augustus
- John Barleycorn
- John, Barry
- johnboat
- John Bull
- John Chrysostom, St
- John Citizen