profession
- profession
{prə'feʃn}
1. професия, занятие, занаят
2. събир. хора от дадена професия, професионалисти
the PROFESSION театр. sl. артистите
the oldest PROFESSION проституцията
3. (открито) заявяване, признание, изповед
in practice if not in PROFESSION на дело, ако не на думи
4. рl уверения (of)
5. вероизповедание
6. покалугеряване, подстригване, обет
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{prъ'feshn} n 1. професия, занятие, занаят; 2. сьбир. хора
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съсловие; признание; вероизповедание; професия; занятие; занаят; изповед;
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1. (открито) заявяване, признание, изповед
2. in practice if not in profession на дело, ако не на думи
3. the oldest profession проституцията
4. the profession театр. sl. артистите
5. вероизповедание
6. покалугеряване, подстригване, обет
7. професия, занятие, занаят
8. рl уверения (of)
9. събир. хора от дадена професия, професионалисти
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profession[prə´feʃən] n 1. професия, занятие, занаят; the learned \professions богословие, право, медицина; by \profession по професия (занаят); 2. събират. хора от някаква професия; the \profession театр. sl артистите; 3. (открито) заявяване, признание, изповед; in practice if not in \profession на дело, ако не на думи; 4. pl уверения (of); 5. вероизповедание; 6. покалугеряване, замонашване, подстригване, обет.
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