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1 (to) profess
(to) profess /prəˈfɛs/v. t. e i.1 professare ( anche relig.); dichiarare; esprimere; manifestare; far professione di: to profess one's admiration, professare la propria ammirazione; to profess one's regret, esprimere il proprio rammarico; to profess Christianity, professare la religione cristiana; to profess medicine [law], professare la medicina [l'avvocatura]; to profess friendship, far professione d'amicizia3 insegnare ( a livello universitario): to profess Italian literature, insegnare letteratura italiana● to profess oneself, professarsi; dichiararsi: We profess ourselves quite content, ci dichiariamo pienamente soddisfatti □ (relig.) to profess God, far professione di fede in Dio. -
2 (to) profess
(to) profess /prəˈfɛs/v. t. e i.1 professare ( anche relig.); dichiarare; esprimere; manifestare; far professione di: to profess one's admiration, professare la propria ammirazione; to profess one's regret, esprimere il proprio rammarico; to profess Christianity, professare la religione cristiana; to profess medicine [law], professare la medicina [l'avvocatura]; to profess friendship, far professione d'amicizia3 insegnare ( a livello universitario): to profess Italian literature, insegnare letteratura italiana● to profess oneself, professarsi; dichiararsi: We profess ourselves quite content, ci dichiariamo pienamente soddisfatti □ (relig.) to profess God, far professione di fede in Dio.
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