profession

profession
[prəˈfeʃən]
sustantivo
1profesión (f) (occupation)
  • by profession -> de profesión
  • the teaching profession -> el profesorado
2manifestación (f) (declaration)

profession [pro-fe-shon]
sustantivo
1Profesión, destino, empleo, ejercicio, el modo de vida que requiere una educación liberal o el trabajo mental más bien que el manual.
2Profesión, protestación, declaración pública de la creencia, opinión, doctrina, etc., de cada uno.
3Oferta, ofrecimiento, palabra.
4Arte dramático; los actores. (Teatro)

profession [prəˈfeʃən] ?
noun
1 (calling) profesión; (f) oficio; (m)
he did well in his chosen profession in his profession good connections are more important than ability she decided on law or journalism as her ultimate profession
by professionby de profesión
he is an engineer by profession es ingeniero de profesión
Harper was a teacher by profession
the oldest professionoldest (euphemistic) el oficio más viejo
prostitution is sometimes called the oldest profession she would one day follow her mother into the oldest profession in the world
2 (body of people) profesión; (f) cuerpo profesional; (m)
the professions las profesiones; los cuerpos profesionales
to enter join a professionenterorjoin entrar a formar parte de una profesión un cuerpo profesional;or
a psychiatrist who had entered the profession in 1948 fewer people are entering the teaching profession than in any period in recent history the number of women entering the legal profession has risen dramatically only 75 per cent of women who joined the profession in 1982 are in permanent, full-time jobs only 20 per cent of jobs in the professions are held by women
the legal professionlegal el cuerpo de abogados
the liberal professionsliberal las profesiones liberales
the major liberal professions such as law, medicine, pharmacy and engineering
the medical professionmedical la profesión médica; el cuerpo médico
it is hotly debated by members of the medical profession the attitude of the medical profession is very much more liberal now the medical profession are doing a very difficult job
the teaching professionteaching el cuerpo docente
a member of the teaching profession un miembro del cuerpo docente; to enter the teaching profession entrar en la docencia la enseñanza;or
3 (declaration) declaración; (f) manifestación; (f)
there is something ludicrous in his professions of concern about the problem
profession of faithfaith profesión de fe; (f)
we believe that a national profession of faith can only be maintained by an Established Church thus Raeder made his profession of faith in the Party

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