profess是什么意思_音标_用法_例句

简单释义：

v. 宣称；信奉；妄称；伪称

网络 声称；表示；承认

变形：

过去分词：professed  现在分词：professing  第三人称单数：professes  

完整释义：

v.

1.表示,明言,声言,宣布;承认;自称
2.声言,宣言;表明信仰;承认;〔英口〕(在大学)教书
3.公开承认;公言;明言具有(信念;喜好;愚昧;兴趣等):
4.以…为业;〔英国〕教授(化学等)
5.信奉,奉为
6.假装,佯装
7.宣说;夸耀
8.拘泥
9.公开表明;声称
10.表白信仰(某宗教;基督):

例句：

1. At this time he did not profess any particular religion.
   现在，他不再拘泥某一宗教。

2. This idiom satirizes those who profess to like or support something, but are averse to it in actual practice.
   “叶公好龙”这个成语比喻表面上爱好某种事物，但实际上并不真正爱好。或者假装爱好，实际惧怕。

3. Profess to this a few skies not for the writer that the net is in a state of utter stupefaction , this discovery is " surprise " .
   对这位自称几天上不了网就六神无主的作家来说，这个发现是一个“惊喜”。

4. He used to profess that Christ inhabited in his heart. Suddenly this turned upside-down.
   他曾公开宣称基督住在他的心中，没想到突然之间，这就被完全颠覆了。

5. Senators profess to be worried that embryonic research fails to respect the dignity of "potential persons" .
   一些参议员表示担心胚胎研究未能尊重“潜在的人”的尊严。

6. He concluded ruefully that it was "arrogant and rash" to profess virtues that you cannot live up to, and retreated into indolent seclusion.
   他懊悔地总结道，宣称自己信奉不能修行到的美德是非常“自傲和轻率的”。最终，他选择隐居，不理世事。

7. There was once a productive and promising young prodigy who chose to periodically profess his profound talents with pen and paper.
   从前有一神童下笔千行、有望大成，定期以文笔展示其惊人才华。

8. the implication being that if you publicly profess yourself to be handsome, talented and rich, nothing less than exceptional is acceptable.
   如果你在公共场合宣称自己貌比潘安，才华横溢而且钱多难数，那一些人很难接受你没有发挥出超地球人水平。