profession in Russian
profession in Russian is вероиспове́дание, обе́т, заня́тие — profession means a job or occupation that requires special training or skill, especially one with a recognized qualification.
profession in Russian
вероиспове́дание
Pronounced: veroispovedaniye
The declaration of belief in the principles of a religion; hence, one's faith or religion. [from 16th c.]
обе́т
Pronounced: obet
(religion) A promise or vow made on entering a religious order. [from 12th c.]
заня́тие
Pronounced: zanyatiye
A professional occupation.
профе́ссия
Pronounced: professiya
A professional occupation.
What does "profession" mean?
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noun A job or occupation that requires special training or skill, especially one with a recognized qualification.
"Medicine is a demanding profession."
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noun A declaration of belief or feeling.
"His profession of loyalty convinced no one."
profession in a sentence
- Medicine is a demanding profession.
- She joined the legal profession after law school.
- His profession of loyalty convinced no one.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "profession" in Russian?
"profession" in Russian is вероиспове́дание, обе́т, заня́тие. profession means: A job or occupation that requires special training or skill, especially one with a recognized qualification.
How do you pronounce вероиспове́дание?
"profession" in Russian is вероиспове́дание, pronounced "veroispovedaniye".
How do you use "profession" in a sentence?
Example: "Medicine is a demanding profession." In Russian, "profession" is вероиспове́дание, обе́т, заня́тие.
Are there other ways to say "profession" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 4 translations listed for "profession": вероиспове́дание, обе́т, заня́тие, профе́ссия.
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