professing

/prəˈfes.ɪŋ/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das das offene Bekennen oder Erklären einer Überzeugung oder Meinung bezeichnet, sei sie wahr oder falsch; auch das Ablegen eines Bekenntnisses oder Glaubensbekenntnisses., Verb, das verwendet wird, um eine offene Erklärung oder Behauptung über etwas auszudrücken, oft über Glauben, Gefühle oder Meinungen, manchmal mit einem Beigeschmack von Unaufrichtigkeit.

2 Einträge

noun

C1formalcommon/prəˈfes.ɪŋ/

A noun referring to an open avowal or declaration, whether true or false, of a particular belief or opinion.

🇷🇺Существительное, обозначающее открытое признание или заявление, истинное или ложное, о каком-либо убеждении или мнении.
🇪🇸Sustantivo que denota una declaración o reconocimiento abierto, verdadero o falso, de una creencia, opinión o sentimiento; también puede referirse al acto de profesar una fe religiosa.
🇫🇷Nom désignant l'action de déclarer ouvertement, ou la déclaration elle-même, souvent solennelle, d'une conviction, d'une croyance ou d'une opinion, sans nécessairement garantir la sincérité de cette déclaration.
🇩🇪Substantiv, das das offene Bekennen oder Erklären einer Überzeugung oder Meinung bezeichnet, sei sie wahr oder falsch; auch das Ablegen eines Bekenntnisses oder Glaubensbekenntnisses.
🇵🇹Substantivo que designa a ação de declarar ou afirmar aberta e publicamente uma crença, convicção ou opinião, podendo ser verdadeira ou falsa; também pode indicar a profissão de fé religiosa ou a alegação de um título ou qualidade.
🇨🇳名词，指公开承认或声称某种信仰、主张或观点，可以是真实的也可以是虚假的；也指这种宣称或表白本身。
🌐اسم يدل على الإقرار أو الإعلان المفتوح عن اعتقاد أو رأي، سواء كان صادقًا أو كاذبًا، أو على ممارسة مهنة أو حرفة معينة.

Open avowal of belief C1 formal
An open declaration or admission of a belief, opinion, or feeling, which may be true or false.
- His professing of faith was met with skepticism by the congregation.
- She made a public professing of her support for the new policy.
- The politician's professing of honesty was contradicted by his actions.
🇩🇪Bekenntnis
Synonyme: admission affirmation assertion avowal confession declaration profession protestation
Antonyme: denial disavowal repudiation

verb

C1formalcommon/prəˈfɛs/

A verb used to declare or claim something openly, often about a belief, feeling, or opinion, sometimes with the implication of insincerity.

🇷🇺Глагол, используемый для открытого заявления или утверждения чего-либо, часто о вере, чувстве или мнении, иногда с оттенком неискренности.
🇪🇸Verbo usado para declarar o afirmar abiertamente algo, a menudo sobre una creencia, sentimiento u opinión, a veces con un matiz de falta de sinceridad. También puede referirse a profesar una religión o fe.
🇫🇷Verbe utilisé pour déclarer ou affirmer ouvertement quelque chose, souvent une croyance, un sentiment ou une opinion, parfois avec une nuance d'insincérité.
🇩🇪Verb, das verwendet wird, um eine offene Erklärung oder Behauptung über etwas auszudrücken, oft über Glauben, Gefühle oder Meinungen, manchmal mit einem Beigeschmack von Unaufrichtigkeit.
🇵🇹Verbo usado para declarar ou afirmar algo abertamente, muitas vezes sobre fé, sentimento ou opinião, às vezes com um tom de falta de sinceridade.
🇨🇳动词，指公开声称、断言某事物，常用于表示信仰、感情或意见，有时带有不真诚的意味。也表示以某职业或身份自称，或正式宣誓入教。
🌐فعل يُستعمل للإعلان عن شيء أو تأكيده علنًا، لا سيما الإيمان أو الشعور أو الرأي، وقد يحمل أحيانًا دلالة على عدم الصدق أو التظاهر.

Claim or declare openly B2 formal
To state or claim something openly, often about one's knowledge, skill, or belief.
- He professed to be an expert in ancient history.
- She professed her love for him in front of everyone.
- They professed their loyalty to the cause.
🇩🇪Offen erklären
Synonyme: affirm assert aver avow claim contend declare maintain proclaim state
Antonyme: deny disavow disclaim repudiate
Practice as a profession B2 formal
To practice a particular profession, especially in academia or medicine.
- She professes law at the university.
- He has been professing medicine for over twenty years.
- Many scholars profess their subjects with great passion.
🇩🇪Ausüben eines Berufs
Synonyme: exercise follow ply practice
Confess or admit B2 formal
To admit to a wrongdoing or fault.
- He professed his guilt in the crime.
- She professed to having made a serious mistake.
- The defendant professed his remorse in court.
🇩🇪Geständnis ablegen
Synonyme: acknowledge admit avow concede confess disclose own
Antonyme: conceal deny disavow disclaim hide
Affirm faith or allegiance B2 formal
To declare one's faith in a religion or allegiance to a group or principle.
- They professed their faith in the church.
- He professed allegiance to the king.
- Many people profess a belief in democracy.
🇩🇪Bekenntnis ablegen
Synonyme: affirm assert avow declare pledge proclaim swear testify vow
Antonyme: abjure deny disavow forswear renounce repudiate
State insincerely C1 formal
To claim something that is not genuinely believed or felt.
- He professed admiration for his rival, but it was clearly false.
- She professed to be happy, though she was deeply upset.
- They professed support for the policy, but later opposed it.
🇩🇪Vortäuschen
Synonyme: affect counterfeit dissemble feign pretend simulate
Antonyme: belie deny disavow forswear renounce repudiate
Receive into a religious order C2 formal
To formally admit someone into a religious community or congregation.
- The abbess professed the new nuns into the order.
- He was professed as a monk after a year of novitiate.
- The ceremony professed several new members into the congregation.
🇩🇪In einen Orden aufnehmen
Synonyme: admit receive
Take religious vows C2 formal
To make a formal commitment to a religious life by taking vows.
- She professed her vows as a nun in a solemn ceremony.
- He professed to a life of poverty and service.
- Many monks profess their final vows after years of training.
🇩🇪Die Gelübde ablegen

professed past participle
professed past simple
professing present participle
professes third person singular