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pro.fes.sion.alprE5feF7[n7[ladjProfessional means related to work that you do as a job.职业的，专业的Chris, you're a nurse, so can I ask your professional opinion on bandaging ankles?克里斯，你是个护士，那么我能否征求一下你关于包扎踝部的专业观点?Both doctors have been charged with professional misconduct (= bad or unacceptable behaviour in their work).这两个医生都被控渎职。Professional is often used to mean having the qualities that you connect with trained and skilled people, such as effectiveness, skill, organization and seriousness of manner.非常内行的; 极为称职的(approving) It would look more professional if the letter was typed rather than hand-written.这封信如果是打印的而非手写的，那么它看上去会更正式。She always looks very professional in her smart suits.她穿着漂亮的套装总显得很有职业气派。You've done a very professional job stripping that floor!你很称职地完成了拆地板的工作。You describe someone as professional if they do as a job what people usually do as a hobby.把爱好作为职业的She's a professional dancer/photographer.她是一位职业舞蹈家/摄影师。He's a runner who's just turned professional. (= His running used to be a hobby, but now it's his job.)他是一位刚成为职业运动员的赛跑选手。Professional is also used to mean having the type of job that is respected because it involves a high level of education and training.专业人员的; 为专业人员的Room for rent in shared house -- would suit professional person.供出租的合住房间----适合专业人士。It's the sort of bar that's full of young professional types in suits.它是那种挤满了穿套装的年轻职业人士的酒吧。(infml) She's a professional liar (= She lies a lot).她专门撒谎。When people talk about taking professional advice they usually mean advice from a lawyer or an ACCOUNTANT (= someone who deals with money matters).职业指导In football a professional foul is an intentional FOUL (= act which breaks the rules), esp. one which is intended to prevent the other team from scoring a goal.故意犯规Professional help is sometimes used to avoid saying help from a PSYCHIATRIST (= a doctor trained in treating mental problems).精神治疗Personally, I think he should get some professional help.就我个人而言，我认为他应该接受精神治疗。☆ AMATEUR
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