professionalism in Italian
professionalism in Italian is professionismo — professionalism means the skill, conduct, and standards expected of someone in a profession — reliability, fairness, and good judgment.
professionalism in Italian
professionismo
What does "professionalism" mean?
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noun The skill, conduct, and standards expected of someone in a profession — reliability, fairness, and good judgment.
"The nurse handled the emergency with real professionalism, staying calm the whole time."
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noun The use of paid, trained practitioners rather than amateurs, especially in sport.
"The league's move toward professionalism changed how players trained and got paid."
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professionalism in a sentence
- The nurse handled the emergency with real professionalism, staying calm the whole time.
- Clients notice professionalism in small things, like replying to emails on time.
- The league's move toward professionalism changed how players trained and got paid.
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What is "professionalism" in Italian?
"professionalism" in Italian is professionismo. professionalism means: The skill, conduct, and standards expected of someone in a profession — reliability, fairness, and good judgment.
How do you use "professionalism" in a sentence?
Example: "The nurse handled the emergency with real professionalism, staying calm the whole time." In Italian, "professionalism" is professionismo.
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