professional
/prəˈfɛʃənəl/
adjective
- Relating to or belonging to a profession.
- The conference is for professional athletes only.
- He has a professional degree in architecture.
- She attended a professional development workshop for teachers.
- Having the qualities of a professional; competent, skilled, or appropriate in a work setting.
- He wore a professional suit to the job interview.
- It's important to maintain a professional attitude during meetings.
- Her presentation was very professional and well-organized.
- Engaged in an activity as a paid occupation rather than as a hobby.
- She turned her love of baking into a professional career.
- He is a professional musician who performs in orchestras.
- Professional photographers often have expensive equipment.
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noun
- A person who is paid for their work or expertise in a particular field, especially one requiring advanced training.
- The company hired a professional to fix the plumbing.
- She is a true professional who always meets deadlines.
- In the legal world, a professional must follow strict ethics.
- A person who engages in a sport or activity for money, rather than as an amateur.
- The team signed a professional from the minor leagues.
- Many professional athletes start training as children.
- He became a professional golfer after winning several amateur tournaments.
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