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pro·fess·ed·ly
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词根:profess
adj.professional 专业的;职业的;职业性的
professed 声称的;公开承认的;伪称的
adv.professionally 专业地;内行地
n.professional 专业人员;职业运动员
profession 职业,专业;声明,宣布,表白
professor 教授;教师;公开表示信仰的人
professionalism 专业主义;专家的地位;特性或方法
professionalization 专业化;职业化
v.professed 声称;断言;伪称(profess的过去分词)
vi.profess 声称;承认;当教授
professionalize 专业化;职业化
vt.profess 自称;公开表示;宣称信奉;正式准予加入
professionalize 使…专业化;使…专业化
Adverb
1. with pretense or intention to deceive;
"is only professedly poor"
2. by open declaration;
"their policy has been avowedly Marxist"
"Susan Smith was professedly guilty of the murders"
The first known use of professedly was in 1569
professornoun
a teacher especially of the highest rank at a college or university
professornoun
a teacher especially of the highest rank at a college or university
professionnoun
the act of taking the vows of a religious community
a public declaring or claiming (as of a belief, faith, or opinion)
an occupation (as medicine, law, or teaching) that requires specialized knowledge and often advanced education
a principal occupation or employment
the people working in a profession
the legal profession
professional1 of 2adjective
of, relating to, or resembling that of a profession
having a particular profession as a permanent career
a professional soldier
taking part for money in an activity (as sport) that others do for pleasure
professional golfers
engaged in by persons who are paid
professional football
professional2 of 2noun
a person who engages in an activity professionally
professional1 of 2adjective
of, relating to, or resembling that of a profession
having a particular profession as a permanent career
a professional soldier
taking part for money in an activity (as sport) that others do for pleasure
professional golfers
engaged in by persons who are paid
professional football
professional2 of 2noun
a person who engages in an activity professionally
professionalizeverb
to give a professional nature to
professional1 of 2adjective
of, relating to, or resembling that of a profession
having a particular profession as a permanent career
a professional soldier
taking part for money in an activity (as sport) that others do for pleasure
professional golfers
engaged in by persons who are paid
professional football
professional2 of 2noun
a person who engages in an activity professionally
professedlyadverb
by one's own declaration
a professedly serious novelist
supposedly but not really
was professedly open to all, but actually was not
1 It is horrible to think how these poor creatures may suffer in the very midst of the provisions that are made professedly for their relief.
2 But I think it's also because, in my professedly limited experience, mobile games just don't offer the same kinds of experience as handheld games.
3 This conjecture I hazard because I have observed in Protestant schools, professedly and distinctively religious, the same morbid tendency in the pupils that we notice in French art and drama.
4 These delightful sketches, professedly written for young girls, soon attracted children of much older growth.
5 In Italy, again, we are told that the teachers sign in most of the schools, which are professedly pure oral.
6 Giving up all past theories as useless, Herbert professedly endeavours to constitute a new and true system.
7 The examination of the miracles of Apollonius of Tyana, professedly founded on papers of Lord Herbert’s, is meant to suggest similar considerations with regard to the miracles of Christ.
8 With the light that twenty-two years have shed upon the early history of Oregon, how shall we regard the policy and practice of the professedly kind and generous chief factors of the Hudson’s Bay Company?
9 They were now thrown upon the care of their paternal grand-father, who was a Campbellite Baptist, and whose family, though very amiable, were not professedly pious.
10 The novels are linear and close in structure professedly, but virtually is open and unfinished.
从表面上看,小说是一种线形结构,具有闭合性的特征,而实质上却具有开放性和未完成性。
11 To build up a professedly revealed theology on a professedly natural one is to construct a system without either unity or profound connection.
12 "If such things are allowed to be carried on by professedly good people," said Judge Biddle, "it is inconsistent to call upon us to convict other people."
13 The societies they formed for their professedly loyal purpose were regarded, however, by the Spanish authorities with suspicion as being designed to prepare the independence of Mexico.
14 Psychic wounds? -- let's start with facts and numbers, the most immediate being that Woods went majorless in a 2013 season he entered professedly primed to be better than ever.
15 The Beijing authorities are professedly seeking to change China’s economic growth model from one which depends on exports and capital investment to one more firmly based on domestic consumption.
16 The disciples of both are professedly endowed with this power.
17 An eminent Unitarian divine declared in 1856, that "the doctrines professedly revealed by a majority of the spirits, whose words we have seen quoted, are at open war with the New Testament."
18 But we quote it as given by a professedly good authority.
19 In the great majority the method of instruction is professedly pure oral.
20 Yet people who had enthusiastically accepted and extolled Adam Bede, with all its explicitly moralizing passages and its professedly preaching characters, suddenly found that Daniel Deronda was intolerably priggish and didactic.
1 公然
open public overt declared professed avowed unashamed undisguised barefaced publicly openly outright overtly declaredly in the face of day in the face of the sun under nose under the nose of a before face to beard in teeth from the shoulder in public to face in the public eye in the teeth in face
2 表面上
surface formal apparent superficial seeming seemingly externally ostensibly outwardly superficially cosmetically
3 假装
hoked-up affected scenic counterfeit simulated fictitious assumed professed make-believe ostensible feigned fictive pretending hokey colorable put-on personate colourable simulative mock ostensibly cover shape shit simulation acting bonnet semblance pretense puppetry affectation show sham boogerboo pretend daub playact come wear affect assume fake fox simulate profess feign feint dissemble dissimulate make as if put on an act make on
4 自称
would-be self-proclaimed purported professed self-styled self-declared soi-disant profess announce oneself as pretence pretend use confessedly profession pretense pretension claim self-labeled self-professed lay claim to
5 自己承认
6 公开声称
7 公然地
publicly openly outright overtly declaredly in the face of day in the face of the sun under nose under the nose of a before face to beard in teeth from the shoulder in public to face in the teeth in face
8 伪称
9 假装地