professionali no Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Traduções para professionali no dicionário inglês»italiano

I.professional [Brit prəˈfɛʃ(ə)n(ə)l, americ prəˈfɛʃ(ə)n(ə)l] ADJ

1. professional (relating to an occupation):

professional duty, experience, incompetence, qualification, status

professionale

professional career

carriera

to seek professional advice

chiedere consiglio a un professionista

he needs professional help

ha bisogno dell'aiuto di un professionista

they are professional people

sono dei professionisti

2. professional (not amateur):

professional footballer, dancer

professionista

professional diplomat, soldier

di professione, di carriera

to turn professional actor, singer:

diventare professionista

to turn professional footballer, athlete:

passare al professionismo

he's a professional troublemaker, gossip irón

è un piantagrane, un pettegolo di professione

3. professional (of high standard):

professional attitude, work, person

professionale

he did a very professional job

ha fatto un lavoro da professionista

II.professional [Brit prəˈfɛʃ(ə)n(ə)l, americ prəˈfɛʃ(ə)n(ə)l] SUBST

1. professional (not amateur):

professional

professionista mf

2. professional (in small ad):

professional

lavoratore m qualificato / lavoratrice f qualificata

I.non-professional [Brit, americ ˌnɑnprəˈfɛʃənəl] ADJ

non-professional (amateur)

dilettante

non-professional (not belonging to a profession)

non professionista

II.non-professional [Brit, americ ˌnɑnprəˈfɛʃənəl] SUBST

non-professional

non professionista mf

I.semi-professional [Brit, americ ˌsɛmiprəˈfɛʃənl] ADJ

semi-professional

semiprofessionista

II.semi-professional [Brit, americ ˌsɛmiprəˈfɛʃənl] SUBST

semi-professional

semiprofessionista mf

professional bias <pl professional biases> [prəˌfeʃənlˈbaɪəs] SUBST

professional bias

deformazione f professionale

professional school [prəˌfeʃənlˈskuːl] SUBST americ

professional school UNIV (business school)

= scuola di amministrazione aziendale

professional school (law school)

= facoltà di giurisprudenza

professional school (medical school)

= facoltà di medicina

professional foul [Brit] SUBST DESP

professional foul

fallo m intenzionale

professional ethics SUBST npl

professional ethics

deontologia f

professional fee [prəˌfeʃənlˈfiː] SUBST

professional fee

onorario m

young professional [ˌjʌŋprəˈfeʃənl] SUBST

young professional

giovane professionista mf

professional etiquette SUBST U

professional etiquette

etica f professionale

professional etiquette

deontologia f

professionali no Dicionário PONS

Traduções para professionali no dicionário inglês»italiano

I.professional [prə·ˈfe·ʃə·nəl] ADJ

1. professional (related to profession):

professional

professionale

2. professional (competent):

professional

competente

professional

da esperto, -a

II.professional [prə·ˈfe·ʃə·nəl] SUBST

professional

professionista mf

professionalism [prə·ˈfe·ʃə·nə·lɪ·zəm] SUBST

1. professionalism (attitude):

professionalism

professionalità f

2. professionalism DESP:

professionalism

professionismo m

professionally ADV

1. professionally (by a professional):

professionally

professionalmente

2. professionally (in professional manner):

professionally

da professionista

unprofessional [ˌʌn·prə·ˈfe·ʃə·nəl] ADJ

unprofessional

poco professionale

profession [prə·ˈfe·ʃən] SUBST

1. profession (occupation):

profession

professione f

the teaching profession

la categoria f degli insegnanti

2. profession (declaration):

profession

professione f

confessional [kən·ˈfe·ʃə·nl] SUBST

confessional

confessionale m

congressional [kəŋ·ˈgre·ʃə·nəl] ADJ

congressional

del congresso

confession [kən·ˈfe·ʃən] SUBST

confession

confessione f

I have a confession to make

devo fare una confessione

confession of faith

professione di fede

professorship [prə·ˈfe·sɚ·ʃɪp] SUBST

professorship

cattedra f

profess [prə·ˈfes] VERBO trans

1. profess (declare):

profess

professare

to profess little enthusiasm

dimostrare scarso entusiasmo

to profess oneself satisfied (with sth)

dichiararsi soddisfatto (di qc)

2. profess (pretend):

to profess to be sth

fingere di essere qc

3. profess religion:

profess

professare