professional 音标拼音: [prəf'ɛʃənəl]
a . 职业的,专业的
n . 自由职业者,专门人员
职业的,专业的自由职业者,专门人员
professional 专业
professional adj 1 :
engaged in a profession or engaging in as a profession or means of livelihood ; "
the professional man or woman possesses distinctive qualifications "; "
began her professional career after the Olympics "; "
professional theater "; "
professional football "; "
a professional cook ";
"
professional actors and athletes " [
ant :
{
nonprofessional }]
2 :
of or relating to or suitable as a profession ; "
professional organizations "; "
a professional field such as law "
3 :
characteristic of or befitting a profession or one engaged in a profession ; "
professional conduct "; "
professional ethics ";
"
a thoroughly professional performance " [
ant :
{
unprofessional }]
4 :
of or relating to a profession ; "
we need professional advice "; "
professional training "; "
professional equipment for his new office "
5 :
engaged in by members of a profession ; "
professional occupations include medicine and the law and teaching "
n 1 :
a person engaged in one of the learned professions [
synonym :
{
professional }, {
professional person }]
2 :
an athlete who plays for pay [
synonym : {
professional }, {
pro }]
[
ant : {
amateur }]
3 :
an authority qualified to teach apprentices [
synonym : {
master },
{
professional }]
Professional \
Pro *
fes "
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al \,
n .
A person who prosecutes anything professionally ,
or for a livelihood ,
and not in the character of an amateur ;
a professional worker .
[
1913 Webster ]
Professional \
Pro *
fes "
sion *
al \,
a .
1 .
Of or pertaining to a profession ,
or calling ;
conforming to the rules or standards of a profession ;
following a profession ;
as ,
professional knowledge ;
professional conduct . "
Pride ,
not personal ,
but professional ."
--
Macaulay . "
A professional sneerer ." --
De Quincey .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 .
Engaged in by professionals ;
as ,
a professional race ; --
opposed to {
amateur }.
[
1913 Webster ]
136 Moby Thesaurus words for "
professional ":
Admirable Crichton ,
Daedalian ,
able ,
academic ,
accomplished ,
adept ,
adroit ,
apt ,
artisan ,
artist ,
artiste ,
artistic ,
at concert pitch ,
attache ,
authoritative ,
authority ,
bravura ,
brilliant ,
businesslike ,
career ,
clean ,
clever ,
coached ,
competent ,
connaisseur ,
connoisseur ,
conscientious ,
consultant ,
conversant ,
coordinated ,
cordon bleu ,
crack ,
crack shot ,
crackerjack ,
craftsman ,
cross -
disciplinary ,
cunning ,
cute ,
daedal ,
dead shot ,
deft ,
dexterous ,
dextrous ,
diplomat ,
diplomatic ,
diplomatist ,
educated ,
efficient ,
elder statesman ,
excellent ,
experienced ,
experienced hand ,
expert ,
expert consultant ,
fancy ,
finished ,
functional ,
gifted ,
good ,
goodish ,
gownsman ,
graceful ,
graduate ,
graduate -
professional ,
handy ,
handy man ,
industrial ,
ingenious ,
initiate ,
initiated ,
interdisciplinary ,
journeyman ,
knowledgeable ,
licensed ,
maestro ,
magisterial ,
marksman ,
master ,
masterful ,
masterly ,
maven ,
neat ,
no mean ,
no slouch ,
official ,
old pro ,
past master ,
pedagogical ,
polished ,
politic ,
politician ,
postgraduate ,
practiced ,
prepared ,
primed ,
pro ,
professor ,
proficient ,
prompt ,
qualified ,
quick ,
quite some ,
ready ,
resourceful ,
savant ,
scholarly ,
scholastic ,
schoolish ,
seasoned ,
seasoned professional ,
shark ,
sharp ,
skilled ,
skillful ,
slick ,
some ,
specialist ,
statesman ,
statesmanlike ,
stylish ,
tactful ,
talented ,
technical ,
technical adviser ,
technician ,
the compleat ,
the complete ,
thorough ,
trained ,
veteran ,
virtuoso ,
vocational ,
well -
done ,
whiz ,
wizard ,
workmanlike
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