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| /ˈprəʊfaɪl/ |
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| 1 | the public image of a person or organization , and the attention that they get from the public or journalists （人或组织的）形象，姿态 |
| We have done a lot to change the profile of the company. 我们下了很大力气改变公司的形象。 |
| raise sb’ s profile (=increase the attention they get) The entire marketing team is trying to raise the author’ s profile. 提升某人的形象 |
| public profile They admit that the public profile of some of the team is not good. 他们承认队伍中的某些人公众形象确实不佳。 |
| | 1a | a position or reputation that gets you a lot of attention 高姿态；引人注目的位置（或名声） | | The company currently enjoys a high profile with its new line of mobile phones. 该公司目前以其新的手机系列而备受瞩目。 | | maintain/adopt a high profile Police maintain a high profile on the roads at all times. 警察任何时候在路上都引人注目。 | |
| | 1b | to try to stop people from noticing you 保持/维持低姿态 | | He was advised to keep a low profile in court. 他被建议在法庭保持低调。 | |
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| 2 | a description of a person , group , or organization that contains all the details that someone needs （人、团体或组织的）简介，概况 |
| the social and financial profile of the family 这个家庭的社交和财务概况 |
| a detailed profile of the construction industry 建筑行业的详细描述 |
| | 2a | a short article or programme about someone 人物传略；人物简介 | |
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| 3 | the shape of someone’ s face when you look at them from the side . A face that is seen in profile is seen from the side （头部的）侧面，侧影 |
| She turned his head so she could see his profile. 她把他的头扭过去以便能看见他的侧面。 |
| | 3a | the shape of the edge of something （某物的）轮廓 | | the profile of the city against the evening sky 夜空下城市的轮廓 | |
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