Definition of professionally in English:

professionally

adverb prəˈfɛʃ(ə)n(ə)liprəˈfɛʃ(ə)nəli

1In a way that relates to a profession or career.
professionally trained musicians
professionally successful but emotionally unfulfilled adults
Example sentencesExamples
- We'd really love to have these portraits professionally framed.
- A professionally trained police force serves the island.
- My mom loves pointing out to folks that I'm professionally successful, well adjusted and independent.
- The songs are studio recordings, so they are professionally produced.
- By being a well-educated and professionally trained workforce, they will eventually attract industry to our area.
- The last year has been one of the most professionally fruitful and most exhausting of my life.
- An artist with a professionally designed and published art book is perceived to have attained a certain level of accomplishment or success.
- She is a professionally trained teacher.
- Many employees described their training as valuable both professionally and personally.
- The costumes are also made professionally and so fit well.
1. 1.1 In a manner worthy of or appropriate to a professional person; skilfully.
  the officer acted professionally with great bravery
  the situation was handled professionally
  Example sentencesExamples
  She remained cool, acting professionally.
  We expect our staff and our external partners to act professionally and with dedication.
  I arrived last night, resume in hand and dressed professionally for my interview.
  The situation was handled professionally.
  Taking customers' orders and serving food or beverages should be done professionally and with enthusiasm.
  I think the court has been run very professionally.
  He is a thorough professional and approaches his work professionally.
  I'm acting professionally in terms of my responsibilities to the president and the constitution.
  The modules have been delivered very professionally with over 40 managers taking part.
  First impressions of this competition were how professionally and faultlessly it was organised.
2As a person's paid occupation rather than on an amateur basis.
she has sung professionally with opera companies around the world
they had their hair and make-up done professionally
Example sentencesExamples
- She has been designing professionally since the 1970s.
- I never thought I would perform professionally.
- They had their hair and make-up done professionally.
- I started in Chicago, doing theatre professionally, when I got out of acting school.
- Finally, students who are destined to pursue piano professionally will benefit from public performance.
- He had been competing professionally in motorcycle races for a year.
- He later played professionally in the national football league.
- Painting professionally for more than 25 years, his art career has allowed him to travel throughout the world.
- She had never acted professionally before this film.
- He has been singing professionally for nearly 60 years.

Definition of professionally in US English:

professionally

adverbprəˈfeSH(ə)nəlēprəˈfɛʃ(ə)nəli

1In a way that relates to a profession or career.
professionally trained musicians
professionally successful but emotionally unfulfilled adults
Example sentencesExamples
- The costumes are also made professionally and so fit well.
- A professionally trained police force serves the island.
- The last year has been one of the most professionally fruitful and most exhausting of my life.
- She is a professionally trained teacher.
- By being a well-educated and professionally trained workforce, they will eventually attract industry to our area.
- An artist with a professionally designed and published art book is perceived to have attained a certain level of accomplishment or success.
- The songs are studio recordings, so they are professionally produced.
- We'd really love to have these portraits professionally framed.
- My mom loves pointing out to folks that I'm professionally successful, well adjusted and independent.
- Many employees described their training as valuable both professionally and personally.
1. 1.1 In a manner worthy of or appropriate to a professional person; skillfully.
  the officer acted professionally with great bravery
  the situation was handled professionally
  Example sentencesExamples
  We expect our staff and our external partners to act professionally and with dedication.
  He is a thorough professional and approaches his work professionally.
  Taking customers' orders and serving food or beverages should be done professionally and with enthusiasm.
  First impressions of this competition were how professionally and faultlessly it was organised.
  I'm acting professionally in terms of my responsibilities to the president and the constitution.
  She remained cool, acting professionally.
  I think the court has been run very professionally.
  The situation was handled professionally.
  I arrived last night, resume in hand and dressed professionally for my interview.
  The modules have been delivered very professionally with over 40 managers taking part.
2As a person's paid occupation rather than on an amateur basis.
she has sung professionally with opera companies around the world
they had their hair and make-up done professionally
Example sentencesExamples
- He later played professionally in the national football league.
- Painting professionally for more than 25 years, his art career has allowed him to travel throughout the world.
- I never thought I would perform professionally.
- They had their hair and make-up done professionally.
- I started in Chicago, doing theatre professionally, when I got out of acting school.
- He has been singing professionally for nearly 60 years.
- She has been designing professionally since the 1970s.
- He had been competing professionally in motorcycle races for a year.
- Finally, students who are destined to pursue piano professionally will benefit from public performance.
- She had never acted professionally before this film.

单词	professionally
释义	Definition of professionally in English: professionally adverb prəˈfɛʃ(ə)n(ə)liprəˈfɛʃ(ə)nəli 1In a way that relates to a profession or career. professionally trained musicians professionally successful but emotionally unfulfilled adults Example sentencesExamples We'd really love to have these portraits professionally framed. A professionally trained police force serves the island. My mom loves pointing out to folks that I'm professionally successful, well adjusted and independent. The songs are studio recordings, so they are professionally produced. By being a well-educated and professionally trained workforce, they will eventually attract industry to our area. The last year has been one of the most professionally fruitful and most exhausting of my life. An artist with a professionally designed and published art book is perceived to have attained a certain level of accomplishment or success. She is a professionally trained teacher. Many employees described their training as valuable both professionally and personally. The costumes are also made professionally and so fit well. 1.1 In a manner worthy of or appropriate to a professional person; skilfully. the officer acted professionally with great bravery the situation was handled professionally Example sentencesExamples She remained cool, acting professionally. We expect our staff and our external partners to act professionally and with dedication. I arrived last night, resume in hand and dressed professionally for my interview. The situation was handled professionally. Taking customers' orders and serving food or beverages should be done professionally and with enthusiasm. I think the court has been run very professionally. He is a thorough professional and approaches his work professionally. I'm acting professionally in terms of my responsibilities to the president and the constitution. The modules have been delivered very professionally with over 40 managers taking part. First impressions of this competition were how professionally and faultlessly it was organised. 2As a person's paid occupation rather than on an amateur basis. she has sung professionally with opera companies around the world they had their hair and make-up done professionally Example sentencesExamples She has been designing professionally since the 1970s. I never thought I would perform professionally. They had their hair and make-up done professionally. I started in Chicago, doing theatre professionally, when I got out of acting school. Finally, students who are destined to pursue piano professionally will benefit from public performance. He had been competing professionally in motorcycle races for a year. He later played professionally in the national football league. Painting professionally for more than 25 years, his art career has allowed him to travel throughout the world. She had never acted professionally before this film. He has been singing professionally for nearly 60 years. Definition of professionally in US English: professionally adverbprəˈfeSH(ə)nəlēprəˈfɛʃ(ə)nəli 1In a way that relates to a profession or career. professionally trained musicians professionally successful but emotionally unfulfilled adults Example sentencesExamples The costumes are also made professionally and so fit well. A professionally trained police force serves the island. The last year has been one of the most professionally fruitful and most exhausting of my life. She is a professionally trained teacher. By being a well-educated and professionally trained workforce, they will eventually attract industry to our area. An artist with a professionally designed and published art book is perceived to have attained a certain level of accomplishment or success. The songs are studio recordings, so they are professionally produced. We'd really love to have these portraits professionally framed. My mom loves pointing out to folks that I'm professionally successful, well adjusted and independent. Many employees described their training as valuable both professionally and personally. 1.1 In a manner worthy of or appropriate to a professional person; skillfully. the officer acted professionally with great bravery the situation was handled professionally Example sentencesExamples We expect our staff and our external partners to act professionally and with dedication. He is a thorough professional and approaches his work professionally. Taking customers' orders and serving food or beverages should be done professionally and with enthusiasm. First impressions of this competition were how professionally and faultlessly it was organised. I'm acting professionally in terms of my responsibilities to the president and the constitution. She remained cool, acting professionally. I think the court has been run very professionally. The situation was handled professionally. I arrived last night, resume in hand and dressed professionally for my interview. The modules have been delivered very professionally with over 40 managers taking part. 2As a person's paid occupation rather than on an amateur basis. she has sung professionally with opera companies around the world they had their hair and make-up done professionally Example sentencesExamples He later played professionally in the national football league. Painting professionally for more than 25 years, his art career has allowed him to travel throughout the world. I never thought I would perform professionally. They had their hair and make-up done professionally. I started in Chicago, doing theatre professionally, when I got out of acting school. He has been singing professionally for nearly 60 years. She has been designing professionally since the 1970s. He had been competing professionally in motorcycle races for a year. Finally, students who are destined to pursue piano professionally will benefit from public performance. She had never acted professionally before this film.
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