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professed [prə'fest]∎ a professed Marxist un marxiste déclaré;∎ that is my professed aim c'est mon but avoué∎ a professed friend un soi-disant ami;∎ she's a professed expert in the field elle se dit experte en la matière∎ a professed nun une religieuse professe -
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/professed/ * tính từ - công khai, không che giấu =a professed enemy of capitalism+ kẻ thù công khai của chủ nghĩa tư bản - tự xưng, tự nhận =a professed doctor of medicine+ người tự xưng là bác sĩ y khoa - (tôn giáo) đã phát nguyện =a professed nun+ sư nữ đã phát nguyện; bà xơ đã phát nguyện -
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adjective1) (self-acknowledged) erklärt [Marxist, Bewunderer, Absicht]2) (alleged) angeblich* * *pro·fessedadj attr, invhe is my \professed enemy er ist mein erklärter Feind2. (alleged) angeblich3. (with vows)\professed nun Nonne f, die die Gelübde abgelegt hat* * *[prə'fest]adjerklärt; (pej = purported) angeblicha professed nun/monk (Eccl) — eine Nonne, die/ein Mönch, der die Gelübde abgelegt hat
he is a professed coward — er gibt zu, ein Feigling zu sein
* * *professed [-st] adj1. erklärt, ausgesprochen:professed Christian Bekenntnischrist(in)2. angeblich, vorgeblich3. Berufs…, von Beruf, berufsmäßigprofessed monk Profess m* * *adjective1) (self-acknowledged) erklärt [Marxist, Bewunderer, Absicht]2) (alleged) angeblich* * *adj.erklärt adj. -
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[prə'fest] 1. 2.1) [supporter, Christian] (genuine) dichiarato; (pretended) sedicente2) relig. [nun, monk] professo* * *professed /prəˈfɛst/a.* * *[prə'fest] 1. 2.1) [supporter, Christian] (genuine) dichiarato; (pretended) sedicente2) relig. [nun, monk] professo -
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2 Relig [nun, monk] profès/-esse.
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