professor

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professor
[prəˈfesə(r)]
sustantivo
1catedrático(a) (sustantivo masculino o femenino) (universidad) (británico); profesor(ora) (sustantivo masculino o femenino) (Estados Unidos)

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professor [pro-fe-sar]
sustantivo
1Profesor, catedrático, el que enseña públicamente alguna facultad, arte, ciencia o doctrina (teacher).
2Profesor, el que ejerce públicamente alguna facultad o ciencia, catedrático, maestro.
3Partidario, el que sigue alguna opinión o partido.

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professor [prəˈfesəʳ]
noun
1 (Britain) (US) (Univ) catedráticoacatedrática de universidad;a catedrática (m) (f) (de universidad)
Professor Cameron el catedrático Cameron; he is a professor of economics es catedrático de economía; full professor catedráticoacatedrática de universidad;a catedrática (m) (f) (de universidad)
he didn't want to give up his comfortable position as a full professor of environmental science at a California university she had the opportunity to become a full professor at the medical school
assistant associate
2 (US) (teacher) profesoraprofesora (universitarioauniversitaria);a profesora (m) (f)a universitaria
a science professor un profesor de ciencias
Harold Stevenson is a psychology professor at the University of Michigan a senior professor at a small Midwest institution

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