professional
পেশাদারী
definition
noun
professionals such as lawyers and surveyors
a person engaged or qualified in a profession.
adjective
young professional people
of, relating to, or connected with a profession.
a professional boxer
(of a person) engaged in a specified activity as one's main paid occupation rather than as a pastime.
translation of 'professional'
noun
ব্যবসাদার,
পেশাদার ব্যক্তি
adjective
ব্যবসাদার,
বৃত্তিমূলক,
বৃত্তিধারী,
পেশাদারী
example
Currently, some 1.2 million 'professional' men and women belong to more than 29,600 clubs worldwide.
I belong to a 'professional' association and we have a little get together once a month to chat and catch up, etc.
Amazingly, by train and taxi, Abrams made the fight, the sign of a real 'professional' .
In our professional lives, we make choices about belonging to a 'professional' association.
ITV's top commentator Clive Tyldesley is an intelligent 'professional' with a light touch and a rich humour.
They were 'professional' , competent, experienced commanders, and most spoke English.
Key objectives for our faculty are to obtain such recognition and ensure the highest 'professional' standards of competence and ethical integrity.
A 'professional' northerner, the episodes she featured in seemed like a cross-promotion for spending winter in Blackpool.
The main story mode has been revamped since 2003, and now features 'professional' idiot Bam Margera.
So you're a real 'professional' by now when it comes to these ordination ceremonies.
During the first six months of 2002, I won four tournaments, my first victories as a 'professional' .
Expertise and 'professional' competence in anything comes from time doing the work, either professionally or as a hobby.
u2018For once I holed a few putts,u2019 said Fox as he celebrated his first victory as a 'professional' .
Peter had been a 'professional' boxer, and as an amateur had taken Jim Watt, who latterly would become the world lightweight champion, to the verge of defeat.
So, instead of pursuing his Olympic dream in the amateurs, Smith turned 'professional' , in 1994.
He turned 'professional' two years ago after reigning as Britain's amateur champion for four years from 1998 to 2002.
It is the scissor work, above all, which separates the real 'professional' from the novice.
Morgan was playing amateur golf in Somerset and the West until he turned 'professional' last year.
Ask if the company belongs to a 'professional' pest control association.
He switched to billiards and a few years ago turned 'professional' .
After about a week of sleeping in an alley you'll look and smell like a real 'professional' .
The main character is a 'professional' executioner, but he prefers to get drunk rather than perform his civic duties.
But in actual terms he's only played as a 'professional' for two seasons.
Pekerman was a journeyman 'professional' whose playing career during the 1970s was cut short by a knee injury.
He is a real 'professional' , currently a senior executive at McGraw-Hill, a very close friend of mine.
Her voice was strong and clear, with a lilting quality to it that one might think belonged to a 'professional' vocalist.
He became an amateur boxer in 1932 and two years later turned 'professional' .
Charles showed some talent on the rugby field before becoming a racing driver and feels that he would have become a 'professional' in that sport if he had not given it up for racing.
You should moreover bear in mind that your immediate senior managers at that time belonged to the same 'professional' discipline as yourself.
His advice to you, apart from the actual playing of the game, but more about emerging as a young 'professional' within the sport?
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