professionalism in Spanish
professionalism in Spanish is profesionalidad — professionalism means the skill, conduct, and standards expected of someone in a profession — reliability, fairness, and good judgment.
professionalism in Spanish
profesionalidad
The status, methods, character or standards expected of a professional or of a professional organization, such as reliability, discretion, evenhandedness, and fair play.
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.
"Showing up on time and treating coworkers with respect is part of professionalism."
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noun The use of paid, trained practitioners rather than amateurs, especially in sport.
"Professionalism in baseball meant players could earn a living from the game they loved."
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professionalism in a sentence
- Showing up on time and treating coworkers with respect is part of professionalism.
- The nurse handled the emergency with real professionalism, staying calm the whole time.
- Professionalism in baseball meant players could earn a living from the game they loved.
- Some fans worry that growing professionalism has taken the fun out of the sport.
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What is "professionalism" in Spanish?
"professionalism" in Spanish is profesionalidad. 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: "Showing up on time and treating coworkers with respect is part of professionalism." In Spanish, "professionalism" is profesionalidad.
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