英语词汇“profession”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

in the sense of avowal

He made an avowal to set himself right once again.

Synonyms

statement,

allegation,

recognition,

profession,

declaration,

maintenance,

assertion,

oath,

affirmation,

proclamation,

asseveration (formal),

averment

in the sense of business

Definition

a trade or profession

May I ask what business you are in?

Synonyms

profession,

work,

calling,

job,

line,

trade,

career,

function,

employment,

craft,

occupation,

pursuit,

vocation,

métier

in the sense of calling

Definition

a profession or occupation, esp. a caring one

He was a serious man, dedicated to his calling as a physician.

Synonyms

profession,

work,

business,

line,

trade,

career,

mission,

employment,

province,

occupation,

pursuit,

vocation,

walk of life,

life's work,

métier

in the sense of career

Definition

the series of jobs in a profession or occupation that a person has through his or her life

She is now concentrating on a career as a fashion designer.

Synonyms

occupation,

calling,

employment,

pursuit,

vocation,

livelihood,

life's work

in the sense of claim

Definition

an assertion of something as true or real

There is no evidence to support her claim that her son was injured.

Synonyms

assertion,

statement,

allegation,

declaration,

contention,

pretension,

affirmation,

protestation (formal)

in the sense of confession

Definition

an admission of one's faults, sins, or crimes

His confession was extracted under duress.

Synonyms

admission,

revelation,

disclosure,

acknowledgment,

avowal,

divulgence,

exposure,

unbosoming

in the sense of employment

Definition

a person's work or occupation

She was unable to find employment in the area.

Synonyms

job,

work,

business,

position,

trade,

post,

situation,

employ,

calling,

profession,

occupation,

pursuit,

vocation,

métier

in the sense of line

Definition

a field of interest or activity

What was your father's line of business?

Synonyms

occupation,

work,

calling,

interest,

business,

job,

area,

trade,

department (informal),

field,

career,

activity,

bag (slang),

employment,

province,

profession,

pursuit,

forte,

vocation,

specialization

in the sense of office

Definition

a position of trust or authority, as in a government

the honour and dignity of the office of President

Synonyms

post,

place,

role,

work,

business,

service,

charge,

situation,

commission,

station,

responsibility,

duty,

function,

employment,

capacity,

appointment,

occupation

in the sense of position

Definition

a job

He took up a position with the Arts Council.

Synonyms

job,

place,

post,

opening,

office,

role,

situation,

duty,

function,

employment,

capacity,

occupation,

berth (informal),

billet (informal)

单词	profession
释义	Trends of profession View usage for: profession (prəfeʃən) Word forms: plural professions 1. countable noun [oft by NOUN] A profession is a type of job that requires advanced education or training. Harper was a teacher by profession. Only 20 per cent of jobs in the professions are held by women. Synonyms: occupation, calling, business, career More Synonyms of profession 2. countable noun [with singular or plural verb] You can use profession to refer to all the people who have the same profession. The attitude of the medical profession is very much more liberal now. More Synonyms of profession profession in British English (prəˈfɛʃən) noun 1. an occupation requiring special training in the liberal arts or sciences, esp one of the three learned professions, law, theology, or medicine 2. the body of people in such an occupation 3. the act of professing; avowal; declaration 4. a. Also called: profession of faith a declaration of faith in a religion, esp as made on entering the Church of that religion or an order belonging to it b. the faith or the religion that is the subject of such a declaration Word origin C13: from Medieval Latin professiō the taking of vows upon entering a religious order, from Latin: public acknowledgment;see profess profession in American English (proʊˈfɛʃən; prəˈfɛʃən) noun 1. a professing, or declaring; avowal, whether true or pretended a profession of sympathy 2. a. the avowal of belief in a religion b. a faith or religion professed 3. a. a vocation or occupation requiring advanced education and training, and involving intellectual skills, as medicine, law, theology, engineering, teaching, etc. b. the body of persons in any such calling or occupation c. Loosely any occupation 4. the act or ceremony of taking vows on formally entering a religious order Idioms: the oldest profession Word origin OFr < L professio Examples of 'profession' in a sentence profession Surely she didn't carry that much weight in the profession. Hinxman, Margaret THE SOUND OF MURDER (1989) Tell him my hobby is guessing the profession of people from their appearance. Forbes, Colin COVER STORY (1989) Even in a prison setting, noted Lucy Durmast drily to herself, the habit of meiosis didn't desert the medical profession. Aird, Catherine A DEAD LIBERTY (1989) Neither did the people whose job it was to track them down -- probably the most unrewarded segment of the law-enforcement profession. Clancy, Tom CLEAR AND PRESENT DANGER (1989) In other languages profession British English: profession /prəˈfɛʃən/ NOUN A profession is a type of job that requires advanced education or training. He was a teacher by profession. American English: profession Arabic: حِرْفَة Brazilian Portuguese: profissão Chinese: 职业 Croatian: profesija Czech: profese Danish: profession Dutch: beroep European Spanish: profesión Finnish: ammatti French: profession German: Beruf Greek: επάγγελμα Italian: professione Japanese: 職業 Korean: 직업 Norwegian: fag Polish: zawód European Portuguese: profissão Romanian: profesie Russian: профессия Latin American Spanish: profesión Swedish: yrke Thai: อาชีพ Turkish: meslek Ukrainian: професія Vietnamese: nghề All related terms of 'profession' acting profession → the acting profession legal profession → the legal profession medical profession the body of people who work as doctors of medicine scholastic profession → the scholastic profession teaching profession → the teaching profession profession of faith an occupation requiring special training in the liberal arts or sciences , esp one of the three learned professions , law, theology , or medicine the acting profession actors considered as a group the legal profession the profession of law the oldest profession prostitution the medical profession the occupation of working as a doctor of medicine the teaching profession the profession of a teacher the scholastic profession the profession of teaching Chinese translation of 'profession' profession (prəˈfɛʃən) n (c) (= job) 职(職)业(業) (zhíyè) (种(種), zhǒng) (= people) (medical, legal etc) 从(從)业(業)人员(員) (cóngyè rényuán) 1 (noun) in the sense of occupation Definition a type of work that requires special training, such as in law or medicine Harper was a teacher by profession. Synonyms occupation I was looking for an occupation which would allow me to travel. calling He was a serious man, dedicated to his calling as a physician. business May I ask what business you are in? career She is now concentrating on a career as a fashion designer. employment She was unable to find employment in the area. line What was your father's line of business? office the honour and dignity of the office of President position He took up a position with the Arts Council. sphere vocation the levels of knowledge and skill required for success in many vocations walk of life In this job you meet people from all walks of life. line of work métier 2 (noun) in the sense of declaration Definition a declaration of a belief or feeling a profession of faith Synonyms declaration declarations of undying love statement He now disowns that statement, saying he was depressed when he made it. vow Most people still take their marriage vows seriously. testimony His testimony was an important element of the case. claim There is no evidence to support her claim that her son was injured. confession His confession was extracted under duress. assertion assertions that the recession is truly over affirmation The ministers issued a robust affirmation of their faith in the system. acknowledgment He appreciated her acknowledgement of his maturity. avowal He made an avowal to set himself right once again. attestation Additional synonyms in the sense of acknowledgment Definition the act of acknowledging something or someone He appreciated her acknowledgement of his maturity. Synonyms recognition, allowing, understanding, yielding, profession, admission, awareness, declaration, acceptance, confession, realization, accession, acquiescence in the sense of affirmation The ministers issued a robust affirmation of their faith in the system. Synonyms declaration, statement, assertion, oath, certification, pronouncement, avowal, asseveration (formal), averment in the sense of assertion Definition a positive statement, usually made without evidence assertions that the recession is truly over Synonyms statement, claim, allegation, profession, declaration, contention, affirmation, pronouncement, avowal, attestation, predication, asseveration (formal) Synonyms of 'profession' profession Explore 'profession' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of avowal He made an avowal to set himself right once again. Synonyms statement, allegation, recognition, profession, declaration, maintenance, assertion, oath, affirmation, proclamation, asseveration (formal), averment in the sense of business Definition a trade or profession May I ask what business you are in? Synonyms profession, work, calling, job, line, trade, career, function, employment, craft, occupation, pursuit, vocation, métier in the sense of calling Definition a profession or occupation, esp. a caring one He was a serious man, dedicated to his calling as a physician. Synonyms profession, work, business, line, trade, career, mission, employment, province, occupation, pursuit, vocation, walk of life, life's work, métier in the sense of career Definition the series of jobs in a profession or occupation that a person has through his or her life She is now concentrating on a career as a fashion designer. Synonyms occupation, calling, employment, pursuit, vocation, livelihood, life's work in the sense of claim Definition an assertion of something as true or real There is no evidence to support her claim that her son was injured. Synonyms assertion, statement, allegation, declaration, contention, pretension, affirmation, protestation (formal) in the sense of confession Definition an admission of one's faults, sins, or crimes His confession was extracted under duress. Synonyms admission, revelation, disclosure, acknowledgment, avowal, divulgence, exposure, unbosoming in the sense of employment Definition a person's work or occupation She was unable to find employment in the area. Synonyms job, work, business, position, trade, post, situation, employ, calling, profession, occupation, pursuit, vocation, métier in the sense of line Definition a field of interest or activity What was your father's line of business? Synonyms occupation, work, calling, interest, business, job, area, trade, department (informal), field, career, activity, bag (slang), employment, province, profession, pursuit, forte, vocation, specialization in the sense of office Definition a position of trust or authority, as in a government the honour and dignity of the office of President Synonyms post, place, role, work, business, service, charge, situation, commission, station, responsibility, duty, function, employment, capacity, appointment, occupation in the sense of position Definition a job He took up a position with the Arts Council. Synonyms job, place, post, opening, office, role, situation, duty, function, employment, capacity, occupation, berth (informal), billet (informal) Additional synonyms in the sense of statement Definition something stated, usually a formal prepared announcement or reply He now disowns that statement, saying he was depressed when he made it. Synonyms announcement, declaration, communication, explanation, communiqué, proclamation, utterance in the sense of testimony Definition evidence given by a witness, esp. in court under oath His testimony was an important element of the case. Synonyms evidence, information, statement, witness, profession, declaration, confirmation, submission, affirmation, affidavit, deposition, corroboration, avowal, attestation in the sense of vocation Definition a specified profession or trade the levels of knowledge and skill required for success in many vocations Synonyms profession, calling, job, business, office, trade, role, post, career, mission, employment, pursuit, life work, métier in the sense of vow Definition a solemn and binding promise Most people still take their marriage vows seriously. Synonyms promise, commitment, pledge, oath, profession, troth (archaic), avowal in the sense of walk of life Definition social position or profession In this job you meet people from all walks of life. Synonyms area, calling, business, line, course, trade, class, field, career, rank, employment, province, profession, occupation, arena, sphere, realm, domain, caste, vocation, line of work, métier
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