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

　

单词	professional
释义	Trends of professional View usage for: professional (prəfeʃənəl) Word forms: plural professionals 1. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun] Professional means relating to a person's work, especially work that requires special training. His professional career started at Liverpool University. professionally adverb [ADVERB -ed/adjective] ...a professionally-qualified architect. The opening months of 1987 were difficult, personally and professionally. 2. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun] Professional people have jobs that require advanced education or training. ...highly qualified professional people like doctors and engineers. Synonyms: qualified, trained, skilled, white-collar More Synonyms of professional Professional is also a noun. My father wanted me to become a professional and have more stability. 3. adjective You use professional to describe people who do a particular thing to earn money rather than as a hobby. This has been my worst time for injuries since I started as a professional footballer. The veteran golfer has played in every Major Championship since he turned professional. Professional is also a noun. He had been a professional since March 1985. professionally adverb [ADVERB after verb] By age 16 he was playing professionally with bands in Greenwich Village. 4. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun] Professional sports are played for money rather than as a hobby. ...an art student who had played professional football for a short time. 5. adjective If you say that something that someone does or produces is professional, you approve of it because you think that it is of a very high standard. [approval] They run it with a truly professional but personal touch. Professional is also a noun. ...a dedicated professional who worked harmoniously with the cast and crew. professionally adverb [ADVERB with verb] These tickets have been produced very professionally. 6. See also semi-professional More Synonyms of professional professional in British English (prəˈfɛʃənəl) adjective 1. of, relating to, suitable for, or engaged in as a profession 2. engaging in an activity for gain or as a means of livelihood 3. a. extremely competent in a job, etc b. (of a piece of work or anything performed) produced with competence or skill 4. undertaken or performed for gain or by people who are paid noun 5. a person who belongs to or engages in one of the professions 6. a person who engages for his or her livelihood in some activity also pursued by amateurs 7. a person who engages in an activity with great competence 8. an expert player of a game who gives instruction, esp to members of a club by whom he or she is hired Derived forms professionally (proˈfessionally) adverb professional in American English (proʊˈfɛʃənəl; prəˈfɛʃənəl) adjective 1. of, engaged in, or worthy of the high standards of a profession 2. US designating or of a school, esp. a graduate school, offering instruction in a profession 3. earning one's living from an activity, such as a sport, not normally thought of as an occupation 4. engaged in by professional players professional hockey 5. engaged in a specified occupation for pay or as a means of livelihood a professional writer 6. being such in the manner of one practicing a profession a professional hatemonger noun 7. a person practicing a profession 8. a. a person who engages in some art, sport, etc. for money, esp. as a means of livelihood, rather than as a hobby b. pro2 (sense 3) 9. a person who does something with great skill Derived forms professionally (proˈfessionally) adverb Examples of 'professional' in a sentence professional Maartens had remarked that they needed to take a look at his professional life. Val McDermid THE LAST TEMPTATION (2002) However, my sympathy didn't override my professional ethics. Val McDermid DEAD BEAT (2002) He kept saying he wanted to get to know me better before he would consider any professional liaison. Val McDermid THE LAST TEMPTATION (2002) I struggled years for technical expertise, professional accomplishment. Jack Kerley THE HUNDREDTH MAN (2002) In other languages professional British English: professional /prəˈfɛʃənl/ ADJECTIVE work Professional means relating to a person's work, especially work that requires special training. His professional career started in a city law firm American English: professional Arabic: حِرَفِيّ Brazilian Portuguese: profissional Chinese: 专业的 Croatian: profesionalan Czech: profesionální Danish: professionel Dutch: professioneel European Spanish: profesional Finnish: ammattimainen French: professionnel German: professionell Greek: επαγγελματικός Italian: professionale Japanese: 職業的な Korean: 직업적인 Norwegian: profesjonell Polish: profesjonalny European Portuguese: profissional Romanian: profesional Russian: профессиональный Latin American Spanish: profesional Swedish: professionell Thai: เกี่ยวกับอาชีพ Turkish: profesyonel Ukrainian: професійний Vietnamese: lành nghề British English: professional /prəˈfɛʃənl/ NOUN A professional is a person who belongs to or engages in one of the professions. My father wanted me to become a professional and have more stability. American English: professional Arabic: مُحْتَرِف Brazilian Portuguese: profissional Chinese: 专业人员 Croatian: profesionalac Czech: profesionál Danish: professionel Dutch: professional European Spanish: profesional Finnish: ammattilainen French: professionnel German: Fachmann Greek: επαγγελματίας Italian: professionista Japanese: 専門家 Korean: 전문가 Norwegian: fagmann Polish: profesjonalista European Portuguese: profissional Romanian: specialist Russian: профессионал Latin American Spanish: profesional Swedish: proffs Thai: ผู้เชี่ยวชาญในวิชาชีพ Turkish: profesyonel Ukrainian: професіонал Vietnamese: một người hành nghề British English: professional ADJECTIVE not amateur You use professional to describe people who do a particular thing to earn money rather than as a hobby. This has been my worst time for injuries since I started as a professional athlete. American English: professional Brazilian Portuguese: profissional Chinese: 有关职业的 European Spanish: profesional French: professionnel German: professionell Italian: professionista Japanese: 専門職の Korean: 직업의 European Portuguese: profissional Latin American Spanish: profesional All related terms of 'professional' professional army an army of trained soldiers professional foul In football , if a player commits a professional foul , they deliberately do something which is against the rules in order to prevent another player from scoring a goal . professional sport Sports are games such as football and basketball and other competitive leisure activities which need physical effort and skill . semi-professional Semi-professional sports players, musicians , and singers receive some money for playing their sport or for performing but they also have an ordinary job as well . health professional a person trained to work in any field of physical or mental health professional advice advice given by someone trained in a particular and relevant profession or job professional career A career is the job or profession that someone does for a long period of their life. professional school a postgraduate school or college which trains students for a particular profession professional association a body of persons engaged in the same profession , formed usually to control entry into the profession, maintain standards, and represent the profession in discussions with other bodies professional misconduct a violation of the rules or boundaries set by the governing body of a profession allied health professional a person who works in the allied health professions Professional Golfers' Association an association representing the interests of male professional golfers in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland professional liability insurance Professional liability insurance is insurance for a company or a professional person against claims or financial losses that may occur as a result of their negligence . Chinese translation of 'professional' professional (prəˈfɛʃənl) adj (= work-related) [activity, context, capacity] 业(業)务(務)的 (yèwù de) (= not amateur) [photographer, musician, footballer] 职(職)业(業)的 (zhíyè de) [advice, help] 专(專)业(業)的 (zhuānyè de) (= correct) [person, attitude] 内(內)行的 (nèiháng de) (= skilful) [performance, piece of work] 专(專)业(業)水平的 (zhuānyè shuǐpíng de) n (c) (= doctor, lawyer, teacher) 专(專)业(業)人士 (zhuānyè rénshì) (名, míng) (Sport) 职(職)业(業)运(運)动(動)员(員) (zhíyè yùndòngyuán) (位, wèi) (= competent person) 内(內)行 (nèiháng) professional misconduct 渎(瀆)职(職) (dúzhí) to seek/take professional advice 寻(尋)求/采(採)纳(納)专(專)家建议(議) (xúnqiú/cǎinà zhuānjiā jiànyì) 1 (adjective) in the sense of qualified Definition of a profession professional people like doctors and engineers Synonyms qualified Demand has far outstripped supply of qualified teachers. trained skilled skilled workers, such as plumbers white-collar White-collar workers are working longer and longer hours. 2 (adjective) in the sense of expert Definition displaying a high level of competence or skill She told me we'd done a really professional job. Synonyms expert The faces of the waxworks are modelled by expert sculptors. experienced a team made up of experienced professionals finished skilled masterly They gave a masterly performance. efficient a highly efficient worker crack (slang) polished a polished performance practised a practised and experienced surgeon ace (informal) accomplished one of the most accomplished authors of our time slick a slick gear change competent He was a loyal and very competent civil servant. tasty (British, informal) adept He is an adept guitar player. proficient Many Egyptians are proficient in foreign languages. Opposites incapable , inexperienced , incompetent , inefficient , inept , unskilled , unqualified , untrained , amateurish , unpolished 3 (adjective) in the sense of full-time Definition taking part in an activity, such as sport or music, as a means of livelihood He spent several years as a professional football player. Synonyms full-time paid non-amateur (noun) in the sense of expert Definition a professional person a dedicated professional Synonyms expert an expert in computer graphics authority Professor Ahmed is an authority on Russian affairs. master He is a master at blocking progress. pro (informal) specialist a specialist in diseases of the nervous system guru fashion gurus dictating crazy ideas buff (informal) She is a real film buff. wizard a mathematical wizard at Harvard University adept He was an adept at getting people to talk confidentially to him. whizz (informal) Simon's a whizz at card tricks. maestro the maestro's delightful first show virtuoso China's foremost piano virtuoso boffin (British, informal) a computer boffin hotshot (informal) past master He is a past master at manipulating the media. dab hand (British, informal) She was a dab hand at solving difficult puzzles. wonk (informal) maven (US) fundi (South Africa) The local fundi are wonderfully adept and have created a car adapted to hunting. Additional synonyms in the sense of accomplished Definition expert or proficient one of the most accomplished authors of our time Synonyms skilled, able, professional, expert, masterly, talented, gifted, polished, practised, cultivated, tasty (British, informal), skilful, adept, consummate, proficient in the sense of adept Definition proficient in something requiring skill He is an adept guitar player. Synonyms skilful, able, skilled, expert, masterly, practised, accomplished, versed, tasty (British, informal), masterful, proficient, adroit, dexterous in the sense of adept Definition a person skilled in something He was an adept at getting people to talk confidentially to him. Synonyms expert, master, genius, buff (informal), whizz (informal), hotshot (informal), rocket scientist (informal), dab hand (British, informal), maven (US) Synonyms of 'professional' professional Explore 'professional' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of authority Definition an expert in a particular field Professor Ahmed is an authority on Russian affairs. Synonyms expert, specialist, professional, master, ace (informal), scholar, guru, buff (informal), wizard, whizz (informal), virtuoso, connoisseur, boffin (British, informal), arbiter, hotshot (informal), fundi (South Africa) in the sense of boffin Definition a scientist or expert a computer boffin Synonyms expert, authority, brain(s) (informal), intellectual, genius, guru, inventor, thinker, wizard, mastermind, intellect (informal), rocket scientist (informal), egghead, wonk (informal), brainbox, bluestocking (derogatory), maven (US), fundi (South Africa) in the sense of buff Definition an expert on or devotee of a given subject She is a real film buff. Synonyms expert, fan, addict, enthusiast, freak (informal), admirer, whizz (informal), devotee, connoisseur, boffin (British, informal), fiend (informal), grandmaster, hotshot (informal), aficionado, wonk (informal), maven (US), fundi (South Africa) in the sense of competent Definition having sufficient skill or knowledge He was a loyal and very competent civil servant. Synonyms able, skilled, capable, clever, endowed, proficient in the sense of dab hand Definition a person who is particularly skilled at something She was a dab hand at solving difficult puzzles. Synonyms expert, master, ace (informal), buff (informal), wizard, adept, whizz (informal), boffin (British, informal), hotshot (informal), past master, maven (US), fundi (South Africa), dabster (dialect) in the sense of efficient Definition working or producing effectively without wasting effort, energy, or money a highly efficient worker Synonyms competent, able, professional, capable, organized, productive, skilful, adept, ready, proficient, businesslike, well-organized, workmanlike in the sense of experienced Definition skilful or knowledgeable as a result of having done something many times before a team made up of experienced professionals Synonyms knowledgeable, trained, professional, skilled, tried, tested, seasoned, expert, master, qualified, familiar, capable, veteran, practised, accomplished, competent, skilful, adept, well-versed in the sense of finished Synonyms polished, professional, skilled, expert, perfected, masterly, classic, smooth, elegant, accomplished, refined, cultivated, impeccable, consummate, flawless, proficient, urbane in the sense of fundi Definition an expert The local fundi are wonderfully adept and have created a car adapted to hunting. Synonyms expert, authority, specialist, professional, master, pro (informal), ace (informal), genius, guru, pundit, buff (informal), maestro, virtuoso, boffin (British, informal), hotshot (informal), past master, dab hand (British, informal), wonk (informal), maven (US) in the sense of guru Definition a leader or adviser of a person or group of people fashion gurus dictating crazy ideas Synonyms authority, expert, leader, master, pundit, arbiter, Svengali, torchbearer, fundi (South Africa) Additional synonyms in the sense of maestro Definition any master of an art the maestro's delightful first show Synonyms master, expert, genius, virtuoso, wonk (informal), fundi (South Africa) in the sense of master Definition a person with exceptional skill at a certain thing He is a master at blocking progress. Synonyms expert, maestro, pro (informal), ace (informal), genius, wizard, adept, virtuoso, grandmaster, doyen, past master, dab hand (British, informal), wonk (informal), maven (US), fundi (South Africa) in the sense of masterly Definition showing great skill They gave a masterly performance. Synonyms skilful, skilled, expert, finished, fine, excellent, crack (informal), supreme, clever, superior, world-class, exquisite, tasty (British, informal), adept, consummate, first-rate, superlative, masterful, adroit, dexterous in the sense of past master Definition a person with a talent for or experience in a particular activity He is a past master at manipulating the media. Synonyms expert, ace (informal), wizard, artist, virtuoso, old hand, dab hand (British, informal) in the sense of polished Definition done or performed well or professionally a polished performance Synonyms accomplished, professional, masterly, fine, expert, outstanding, skilful, adept, impeccable, flawless, superlative, faultless in the sense of practised Definition expert or skilled because of long experience in a skill or field a practised and experienced surgeon Synonyms skilled, trained, experienced, seasoned, able, expert, qualified, accomplished, versed, proficient in the sense of proficient Definition skilled Many Egyptians are proficient in foreign languages. Synonyms skilled, trained, experienced, qualified, able, expert, masterly, talented, gifted, capable, efficient, clever, accomplished, versed, competent, tasty (British, informal), apt, skilful, adept, conversant in the sense of skilled skilled workers, such as plumbers Synonyms expert, professional, accomplished, trained, experienced, able, masterly, practised, tasty (British, informal), skilful, proficient, a dab hand at (British, informal) in the sense of slick Definition skilfully devised or executed a slick gear change Synonyms skilful, deft, adroit, dextrous, dexterous, professional, polished in the sense of specialist Definition a person who is an expert in a particular activity or subject a specialist in diseases of the nervous system Synonyms expert, authority, professional, master, consultant, guru, buff (informal), whizz (informal), connoisseur, boffin (British, informal), hotshot (informal), wonk (informal), maven (US), fundi (South Africa) Additional synonyms in the sense of virtuoso Definition a person with exceptional skill in any area China's foremost piano virtuoso Synonyms master, artist, genius, maestro, magician, grandmaster, maven (US), master hand in the sense of white-collar Definition denoting workers employed in professional and clerical occupations White-collar workers are working longer and longer hours. Synonyms clerical, office, executive, professional, salaried, nonmanual in the sense of whizz Definition a person who is extremely good at something Simon's a whizz at card tricks. Synonyms expert, professional, master, pro (informal), specialist, ace (informal), buff (informal), wizard, virtuoso, hotshot (informal), past master, dab hand (British, informal), wonk (informal) in the sense of wizard Definition a person who is outstandingly gifted in some specified field a mathematical wizard at Harvard University Synonyms genius, star, expert, master, ace (informal), guru, buff (informal), adept, whizz (informal), prodigy, maestro, virtuoso, boffin (British, informal), hotshot (informal), rocket scientist (informal), wiz (informal), whizz kid (informal), wonk (informal), maven (US), fundi (South Africa), up-and-comer (informal)
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