English to Welsh Meaning of professional - proffesiynol

Professional :

proffesiynol

noun

proffesiynol, busnes

adjective

proffesiynol, galwedigaethol

Nonprofessional :: nonprofessionalNonprofessionals :: nonprofessionalsProfessional :: proffesiynolProfessionalise :: proffesiynoliProfessionalism :: proffesiynoldebProfessionalization :: professionalizationProfessionalize :: professionalizeProfessionalizes :: professionalizesProfessionally :: broffesiynolProfessionals :: gweithwyr proffesiynolSubprofessional :: subprofessionalSubprofessionals :: subprofessionals

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Definitions of professional in English

Noun(1) a person engaged in one of the learned professions(2) an athlete who plays for pay(3) an authority qualified to teach apprentices
Adjective(1) engaged in a profession or engaging in as a profession or means of livelihood(2) of or relating to or suitable as a profession(3) characteristic of or befitting a profession or one engaged in a profession(4) of or relating to a profession(5) engaged in by members of a profession

Examples of professional in English

(1) After about a week of sleeping in an alley you'll look and smell like a real professional .(2) You should moreover bear in mind that your immediate senior managers at that time belonged to the same professional discipline as yourself.(3) ITV's top commentator Clive Tyldesley is an intelligent professional with a light touch and a rich humour.(4) His decision has spread dismay in the amateur ranks, and his coach Joe Gallagher believes the Salford boxer might have turned professional too early.(5) Charles showed some talent on the rugby field before becoming a racing driver and feels that he would have become a professional in that sport if he had not given it up for racing.(6) Do they just focus on professional reputation and managerial competence, as measured by endorsements?(7) So you're a real professional by now when it comes to these ordination ceremonies.(8) His advice to you, apart from the actual playing of the game, but more about emerging as a young professional within the sport?(9) I belong to a professional association and we have a little get together once a month to chat and catch up, etc.(10) A professional northerner, the episodes she featured in seemed like a cross-promotion for spending winter in Blackpool.(11) In our professional lives, we make choices about belonging to a professional association.(12) The main character is a professional executioner, but he prefers to get drunk rather than perform his civic duties.(13) Peter had been a professional boxer, and as an amateur had taken Jim Watt, who latterly would become the world lightweight champion, to the verge of defeat.(14) Certainly, Tiger Woods seems happy with their services given that he's been with them since he turned professional .(15) Doc Carroll was a real gentleman and a true professional .(16) ├ö├ç├┐For once I holed a few putts,├ö├ç├û said Fox as he celebrated his first victory as a professional .

Related Phrases of professional

(1) professional experience ::

profiad proffesiynol

(2) professional training ::

hyfforddiant proffesiynol

(3) professional life ::

bywyd proffesiynol

(4) professional ethics ::

moeseg broffesiynol

(5) professional athlete ::

athletwr proffesiynol

(6) professional career ::

gyrfa broffesiynol

(7) professional work ::

gwaith proffesiynol

(8) professional school ::

ysgol proffesiynol

(9) professional knowledge ::

gwybodaeth broffesiynol

Related Phrases of professional

(1) professional experience ::

profiad proffesiynol

(2) professional training ::

hyfforddiant proffesiynol

(3) professional life ::

bywyd proffesiynol

(4) professional ethics ::

moeseg broffesiynol

(5) professional athlete ::

athletwr proffesiynol

(6) professional career ::

gyrfa broffesiynol

(7) professional work ::

gwaith proffesiynol

(8) professional school ::

ysgol proffesiynol

(9) professional knowledge ::

gwybodaeth broffesiynol

Synonyms

Adjective

1. white-collar ::

coler gwyn

2. paid ::

dalu

3. expert ::

arbenigwr

4. appropriate ::

briodol

Noun

5. white-collar worker ::

Gweithiwr coler gwyn

6. professional player ::

chwaraewr proffesiynol

7. expert ::

arbenigwr

8. pro ::

proffesiynol

9. master ::

meistr

Different Forms

nonprofessional, nonprofessionals, professional, professionalism, professionalization, professionalize, professionalizes, professionally, professionals, subprofessional, subprofessionals

Word Example from TV Shows

Doesn't this seem PROFESSIONAL to you?

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 4

I suppose there is a history of PROFESSIONAL women...

The Big Bang Theory Season 6, Episode 18

- She doesn't flirt with doctors. - Yeah. It's all very PROFESSIONAL.

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 6

is there a PROFESSIONAL downside to doing it?

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 19

Please give this to your car-care PROFESSIONAL.

Breaking Bad Season 4, Episode 9

Examples of professional from TV Shows

Doesn't this seem PROFESSIONAL to you?

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 4

I suppose there is a history of PROFESSIONAL women...

The Big Bang Theory Season 6, Episode 18

- She doesn't flirt with doctors. - Yeah. It's all very PROFESSIONAL.

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 6

is there a PROFESSIONAL downside to doing it?

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 19

Please give this to your car-care PROFESSIONAL.

Breaking Bad Season 4, Episode 9

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