profile
/ˈproʊfaɪl/
noun
- A short description of someone or something that gives the most important information.
- The company published a profile of its new CEO in the newsletter.
- Her online profile says she is a student and loves hiking.
- The website asks you to create a profile with your name and interests.
- The outline of a face or object seen from the side.
- He turned his head so she could see his profile.
- The mountain's profile was clear against the evening sky.
- The artist drew a profile of the woman sitting by the window.
- The amount of public attention or notice that someone or something receives.
- She keeps a low profile and rarely gives interviews.
- The charity wants to raise its profile through a social media campaign.
- The movie gave the small town a high profile around the world.
- A graph or set of data showing the characteristics of something, such as a person's skills or a population's traits.
- The test creates a profile of your strengths and weaknesses.
- We analyzed the risk profile of each investment option.
- The report includes a demographic profile of the city's residents.
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verb
- To describe or write a short report about someone or something.
- The magazine profiled several young entrepreneurs in its latest issue.
- The documentary profiles the life of a famous scientist.
- She was profiled in the local newspaper for her volunteer work.
- To collect information about someone in order to create a description, often for security or marketing purposes.
- The software profiles each customer's shopping habits.
- Police officers should not profile people based on their appearance.
- The website profiles users to show them relevant ads.
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