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单词 profession
释义
profession
noun
uk
/prəˈfeʃ.ən/us
/prəˈfeʃ.ən/

professionnoun(WORK)

B1[C,+ sing/pl verb]
anytypeofworkthatneedsspecialtrainingor aparticularskill, often one that isrespectedbecause itinvolvesa highlevelofeducation:
（尤指需要特殊训练或专业技能的）职业
Helefttheteachingprofession in 1965 tostarthis ownbusiness.他1965年离开教师岗位自己创业。
Thereportnotesthat 40percentoflawyersenteringthe profession are women.这份报告指出，执业律师中有40%是女性。
Teaching as a profession is veryunderpaid.教书这种职业报酬过低。
He's adoctorbyprofession.他的职业是医生。
B2[C,+ sing/pl verb]
thepeoplewho do aparticulartypeofwork,consideredas agroup:
某职业的全体人员；同行，同业
There's afeelingamong thenursingprofession thattheirworkisundervalued.护理人员认为他们的工作未得到应有的重视。
the professions
jobsthat needspecialtrainingandskill, such as being adoctororlawyer, but notworkinbusinessorindustry
（医生或律师等需特殊培训或技能的）职业
More examples
  • Hereachedtheheightsof his profession at theageof 35.
  • Herambitionanddeterminationensuredthat sheroseto thetopof her profession.
  • He's veryhighlyregardedwithin his profession.
  • She was, by profession, alawyer.
  • Untilrecentlysecretarialworkandnursingwere very muchpink-collarprofessions.

professionnoun(STATEMENT)

[C]
astatementabout what someonefeels,believes, orintendsto do, often madepublicly:
表示，表白
Theenergycompanies' professionsofcommitmentto theenvironmentseemlessbelievableeveryday.能源公司对支持环保的表态似乎一天比一天不可信。
his professions oflove他的爱情表白
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Announcing, informing & stating
  • acquaintsomeone/yourselfwithsomething
  • affirm
  • annunciation
  • avowedly
  • awaken
  • awakensomeonetosomething
  • break
  • break it/the news tosomeoneidiom
  • breathe/say a wordidiom
  • disseminate
  • known
  • on the recordidiom
  • proclamation
  • putsomethingout ofitsmiseryidiom
  • rapporteur
  • record
  • resensitize
  • rollout
  • self-anointed
  • statement
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(Definition ofprofessionfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

profession| American Dictionary

profession
noun
us
/prəˈfeʃ·ən/
[C/U]
anytypeofwork,esp. one thatneedsa highlevelofeducationor aparticularskill:
[C]themedical/teachingprofession
[U]I’m awriterby profession.
(Definition ofprofessionfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

profession| Business English

profession
noun[C]
uk
/prəˈfeʃən/us
ajobthatneedsa highlevelofeducationorspecialtraining:
What is it like toworkin a profession where more than 97% ofyourcolleaguesare men?
theaccountancy/teaching/engineeringprofession
thelegal/medical/actuarialprofession
sb is sth by professionHe's anarchitectby profession.
She is aleadingcommerciallawyerwho ishighlyrespectedwithin the profession.
enter/go into/leave a professionWe won't getpeopletoentera profession that doesn'trewardeffectiveness.
thepeoplewho do aparticulartypeofwork,consideredas agroup:
There's afeelingamong thenursingprofession thattheirworkisundervalued.
the professions
jobsthat needspecialtrainingandskill, such as being adoctororlawyer,ratherthanjobsinbusinessorindustry:
Thestruggleforequalityin themilitaryis not overyet, but women are makingsignificantgainsin thisarea, as they areinbusiness,politics, andthe professions.
enter/go into the professionsIt was anenvironmentwheresciencewas adirtyword and hisfellowpupilswereencouragedto go into the professions.
(Definition ofprofessionfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofprofession

profession
Such a distinction served in turn to demarcate more specifically the limits between the clerical and medical professions.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The second part of the book focuses on the changing role of the professions.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The present paper has focused on the intellectual arguments borrowed by the ministers from the physicians, rather than on the internal polity of both professions.
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Many were formerly employed in caring-related professions such as nursing, social work and teaching.
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The separation of the sciences into professions and faculties is an anthropological one, and it is thus foreign to reality as such.
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Details of remuneration are negotiated for collective contracts between sickness fund associations and associations of providers of different professions involved.
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The learned professions were here setting a precedent of institutionalization and control, which many other occupations sought to emulate over the nineteenth century.
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The building and manning of canoes in the nineteenth century remained specialized professions, as they had been before 1800.
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Moreover, it does not account for the attainment of professional status (where it actually existed), but instead simply labels certain occupations as professions.
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There are also middle-level organisations that relate to socio-economic occupations, the professions, religions, interest groups, socio-economic sectors and socio-development.
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Historians of women's work have tended to present the history of women in the professions as a story of exclusion and later triumphant entry.
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The fourth issue is that of community care and the health care professions.
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In addition, the ar ticles are accessible to students, so teachers can use them in courses that include a consideration of language and the professions.
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In the architecture and design professions, it is rare for academic curricula to cover the needs of frail older people.
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The need to reach across the jargon of different professions is a starting point.
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These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.

Collocationswithprofession

profession

These are words often used in combination withprofession.

Click on a collocation to see more examples of it.

accounting profession
At the same time, however, there remained the requirement to enrol the support of theaccountingprofession, a process that was lengthy and contested.
From theCambridge English Corpus
acting profession
The great problem which has been recognised is the essential necessity of the closed shop for the acting profession.
From the
Hansard archive
Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under theOpen Parliament Licence v3.0
chiropractic profession
Various pithy guidelines were produced during the previous debate to illustrate the readiness of the chiropractic profession to receive statutory regulation.
From the
Hansard archive
Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under theOpen Parliament Licence v3.0
These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.
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