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Meanings of professionalism in anglès
To practice or do something on a knowledge / ability / skill level which exceeds that of an amateur or a hobbyist, typically as a profession.
Antonyms
Examples for "amateurism"
Examples for "amateurism"
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Forty years ago we applied rules on amateurism to top-class athletes.
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Quite unjustly, amateurism has come to imply incompetence rather than enthusiasm.
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The national trend away from amateurism started even befor we were a nation.
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He suggests that Kesey's amateurism was key to his countercultural attitude.
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It remains to be learned how large a space the issue of amateurism occupies.
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A little bit of peer-reviewed science says a homebuilt kludge might work.
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The crucial kludge may happen after the trial is finished.
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This was one incredibly crude kludge-up from start to finish.
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Whether by accident or by design, it's a kludge.
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Get something professional, though, not a kludge-job like this.
Usage of professionalism in anglès
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Conclusion: Study group assignment did not substantially impact comment frequency or professionalism.
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Fully equipped meeting rooms also allow for an added sense of professionalism.
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This book is a direct result of your extraordinary talent and professionalism.
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The school had no reason to question her professionalism, commitment and integrity.
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His politeness and friendliness creates a professionalism that masks his young age.
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The work is being carried out by its ethics and professionalism committee.
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Several cyber experts described rising maturity and professionalism in Iran's cyber-espionage capabilities.
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His own professionalism and his own responsibility is part of that too.
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The same people support the efforts to push the GAA into professionalism.
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Irate fans questioned the players' professionalism and even mocked Sarfaraz in London.
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Their level of care and professionalism has always stood out, said Petzer.
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In fact, he'd been nothing but the model of efficiency and professionalism.
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He could hear the concern in her voice, underneath the patrician professionalism.
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When she spoke, her tone was emotionless, clearly an attempt at professionalism.
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Their sangfroid, their professionalism and their quick reactions do the police proud.
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In liberal democracies, the integrity, impartiality and professionalism of intelligence agencies matters.
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Professionalism through the time
Professionalism across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare