professor in Italian

professor in Italian is professore — professor means the highest academic rank at a university, or, more loosely, any university teacher.

professore

noun

(US, Philippines, informal) A teacher or faculty member at a college or university regardless of formal rank.

What does "professor" mean?

noun The highest academic rank at a university, or, more loosely, any university teacher.
"She was made a full professor of chemistry at thirty-five."
noun Someone who openly declares or teaches a belief, skill, or art.
"He was a professor of the old fencing traditions, passing them on to a handful of students."
noun A humorous or mocking title for someone who acts like an expert or is unusually obsessive about a subject.
"His friends jokingly called him "the professor" for his encyclopedic trivia knowledge."

She was made a full professor of chemistry at thirty-five.
His professor recommended he apply for the research grant.
He was a professor of the old fencing traditions, passing them on to a handful of students.
His friends jokingly called him "the professor" for his encyclopedic trivia knowledge.

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What is "professor" in Italian?

"professor" in Italian is professore. professor means: The highest academic rank at a university, or, more loosely, any university teacher.

How do you use "professor" in a sentence?

Example: "She was made a full professor of chemistry at thirty-five." In Italian, "professor" is professore.

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