Profess

英音[ prəˈfes ] 美音[ prəˈfes ]
自称
常用释义
vt. 自称，（尤指）伪称；公开承认（某种感受或信仰）；信仰，信奉（宗教）；正式准予加入（be professed）；<旧>以教授身份教（某科目），传授

扩展信息

声称
英语构词法记忆单词研究 ... profane 世俗的 profess 伪称,声称 profession 职业 ...
表示
词根联想记忆法词汇教程(七)|联想记忆法背单词 ... shade n. 荫；差别 profess v. 表示 proficiency n. 精通，熟练 ...
承认
SPARK歌词 SPARKLRC歌词下载 ... professor 教授 profess 教授,讲明,表示,承认 profession 职业,公开表示 ...
宣称
宣_百度百科 ... 宣布[ declare;proclaim;announce] 宣称[ assert;declare;profess] 宣传队[ propaganda team] ...
信奉
信字的解释---在线新华字典 ... 信风〖 tradewind〗 信奉〖 believein;profess;faithin〗 信服〖 beconvinced;completelyaccept〗 ...
公开表明
英语词根词缀记忆大全 ... profile 侧面像;轮廓 profess 公开表明,坦白 prodigious (数量等)巨大的 ...
声言
申,申字的解释,查字典 ... [right a wrong] 申辩表白 [profess] 声言 [redress an injustice;redress a grievance] 洗雪冤屈 ...
表白
《魔鬼单词学习法》进阶篇 - 豆丁网 ... airborne, 空降,空运,空中传播 profess, 表白,明言,声称,宣誓 decay, 腐烂,衰变,衰退 ...

例句

Profess to this a few skies not for the writer that the net is in a state of utter stupefaction , this discovery is " surprise " .

He concluded ruefully that it was "arrogant and rash" to profess virtues that you cannot live up to, and retreated into indolent seclusion.

Tess could whistle like most other country girls, though the accomplishment was one which she did not care to profess in genteel company.

In fact, most people who try to get me to see their version of the light never bother to ask what faith or philosophy I already profess.

And neither were the sabbaths kept, nor the solemn days of the fathers observed, neither did any man plainly profess himself to be a Jew.

And though they profess to limit their jihad to the enemy outside, their most violent acts have been against other Gazans.

the implication being that if you publicly profess yourself to be handsome, talented and rich, nothing less than exceptional is acceptable.

People close to PCCW profess to be baffled by the whole affair, which at the very least has complicated a clean exit for Mr Li.

In knowledge, he identifies himself with the Truth and is not afraid to profess, nor does he indulge in the double standards of life.

There's no greater threat to religious people than to profess your desire to think for yourself.

At this time he did not profess any particular religion.

This idiom satirizes those who profess to like or support something, but are averse to it in actual practice.

He used to profess that Christ inhabited in his heart. Suddenly this turned upside-down.

Yet both parties profess to believe that the tax code should be simplified and the base broadened, chiefly by eliminating most loopholes.

Obama entered office. As a group, Tea Partiers profess an almost single-minded determination to cut government spending and limit taxation.

But that makes it sound remarkably like a credit-default swap (CDS), an instrument European politicians profess to hate.

Why does the West react in such a negative way when Asians profess their belief in Asian values?

Its Latin's origins come from the word profess which means, "to avow before. "

The very thing he would profess to hate about my way of looking at things.

Maybe you're not one of them. But even people who profess to hate working out can come to truly enjoy exercise and reap the health benefits.

There was once a productive and promising young prodigy who chose to periodically profess his profound talents with pen and paper.

同义词

vi.
声称；承认；当教授
accept recognize

同根词(词根prof)

professed adj 声称的；公开承认的；伪称的
professorial adj 教授的；学者派头的；教授似的
professedly adv 在表面上；公然地；专业地
profession n 职业，专业；声明，宣布，表白
professor n 教授；教师；公开表示信仰的人
prof n 教授（等于professor）
professorship n [劳经] 教授职位
professed v 声称；断言；伪称（profess的过去分词）

更新时间：2025-04-26 08:10