pro in Polish
pro in Polish is za, pro-, przed- — pro means a point or reason in favor of something, usually discussed alongside its "cons.".
pro in Polish
za
An advantage of something, especially when contrasted with its disadvantages (cons).
za
In favor of.
pro-
agreeing with; supporting; favouring
przed-
(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 Polish?
"pro" in Polish is za, pro-, przed-. 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 Polish, "pro" is za, pro-, przed-.
Are there other ways to say "pro" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 3 translations listed for "pro": za, pro-, przed-.
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