pro- in Irish
pro- in Irish is ur- — pro- means a point or reason in favor of something, usually discussed alongside its "cons.".
pro- in Irish
ur-
(biology) precursor (molecule)
What does "pro-" mean?
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noun A point or reason in favor of something, usually discussed alongside its "cons."
"One big pro of living near work is the short commute."
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noun Short for "professional," especially someone who plays a sport or does a job for a living rather than as an amateur.
"My uncle was a golf pro before he opened his own shop."
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adj Professional; done to a high, expert standard.
"The photographer produced pro quality pictures with only a basic camera."
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prep In favor of; supporting.
"Most of the villagers are pro the new cycle path."
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pro- in a sentence
- One big pro of living near work is the short commute.
- The main pro of this laptop is its long battery life.
- My uncle was a golf pro before he opened his own shop.
- Ask a pro to fit the boiler rather than doing it yourself.
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What is "pro-" in Irish?
"pro-" in Irish is ur-. pro- means: A point or reason in favor of something, usually discussed alongside its "cons."
How do you use "pro-" in a sentence?
Example: "One big pro of living near work is the short commute." In Irish, "pro-" is ur-.
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