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Définition et signification de « profess » en anglais

to profess

VERBE

prétendre faire

to openly declare a belief, opinion, or intention

Transitive: to profess a belief or opinion | to profess that

informations grammaticales

composition morphologique

simple

verbe d’action

régulier

présent

profess

3e personne du singulier

professes

participe présent

professing

passé simple

professed

participe passé

professed

Exemples

The artist professed that her paintings were inspired by the beauty of nature and the emotions they evoke.

L'artiste a déclaré que ses peintures étaient inspirées par la beauté de la nature et les émotions qu'elles évoquent.

enseigner, professer

to teach a particular academic topic in a formal educational setting

Transitive: to profess an academic subject

Exemples

Dr. Smith professes chemistry at the university.

Le Dr. Smith enseigne la chimie à l'université.

professer, déclarer

to declare or acknowledge one's adherence to a particular faith or belief system

Transitive: to profess a faith or belief system

Exemples

She professes Christianity, attending church services regularly and participating in community programs.

Elle professe le christianisme, assistant régulièrement aux services religieux et participant aux programmes communautaires.

prétendre, affirmer faussement

to falsely assert or pretend to have a quality, feeling, etc.

Transitive: to profess a quality or feeling | to profess to do sth

Exemples

Despite his lack of experience, he professed expertise in the field to impress potential employers.

Malgré son manque d'expérience, il a prétendu avoir une expertise dans le domaine pour impressionner les employeurs potentiels.

professer, admettre solennellement

to formally admit someone into a religious order or community

Transitive: to profess sb as a member of a religious order

Exemples

After completing her novitiate and discernment period, Sister Mary was professed as a nun in the convent.

Après avoir terminé son noviciat et sa période de discernement, sœur Mary a été professée comme religieuse dans le couvent.

déclarer

to openly declare one's belief or opinion about something without reservations

Transitive: to profess one's belief or opinion

Exemples

During her speech, the advocate professed her strong support for political reforms.

Pendant son discours, l'avocate a professé son soutien fort aux réformes politiques.

Arbre Lexical

professing

professionalize

profession

profess

Mots Proches

professional courtesy

professional dancer

professional golfer

Définition et signification de « profess » en anglais

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