profession
//prəˈfeʃn//
Translation
profession
Definition
A profession is a paid occupation, especially one that involves prolonged training and a formal qualification. It refers to a career or job that requires specialized knowledge, such as medicine, law, or teaching. People often speak of their profession as a long-term commitment rather than a temporary role, and it typically carries a sense of dedication and expertise. In everyday use, it can simply mean the type of work someone does for a living, without necessarily implying a high level of formality.
Example
“She chose the medical profession because she wanted to help others.”
“Teaching is a rewarding profession that shapes future generations.”
“He has been in the legal profession for over twenty years.”
“Many people consider nursing a noble profession.”
“After years of study, she finally entered her chosen profession.”
“The engineering profession requires strong problem-solving skills.”
“He takes great pride in his profession as a carpenter.”
“Journalism is a demanding profession that often involves tight deadlines.”
“She decided to switch professions and become a graphic designer.”
“The conference brought together experts from various professions.”
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