prof¹ Definition
☆ prof (präf)
noun
prof² Definition
prof
professional
Prof Definition
☆ Prof
Professor
prof Usage Examples
Converse of object
call: I tried calling the prof, I must have called her other job 20 times.
Adjective modifier
- young: These factors would clearly put off the usual ' young prof ' flat buyers.
- new: Back to contents of this issue Meet our new profs Aston is committed to excelling in all of our research activities.
Modifies a noun
- command: The number of call counters used will be reported automatically by the prof command whenever the number exceeds 5/6 of the maximum.
- lesson: Then I had trumpet prof lesson, we went through the Open Day pieces that we have started to rehearse already.
- male: I'm a 24 year old prof male been in the UK for nearly two years, I work in marketing.
Noun used with modifier
law: The stated mission is both " right and good " but it has failed, said Stanford U. law prof.
Browse dictionary entries near prof
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- ‹ productive
- ‹ production values
- ‹ production method of depreciation
- ‹ production
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