pro

• 形容词，形容某人在某项活动或领域中非常熟练、有经验或专业，常非正式地表示“专业的”或“高水平的”。

An adjective describing someone who is very skilled or experienced in a particular activity, often used informally to mean 'professional'.

1. In favor ofB2formal

   Supporting or approving of a particular action, proposal, or idea.

   支持

   • The senator is pro the new environmental bill.
   • Many voters are pro the proposed tax reform.
   • She is pro the decision to expand the park.

   同义词for

   反义词againstanticonopposed

• 非正式副词，表示“赞成”或“支持”某事物。常用于“赞成与反对”等表达，也可单独作副词，表示肯定的立场。在其他语境中也可作前缀或名词。

An informal adverb meaning "in favor of" or "in support of" something. It is often used in phrases like "pro and con" (for and against) or as a standalone adverb indicating a positive stance. It can also function as a prefix or noun in other contexts.

1. In favor ofB2formal

   In support of a proposition, opinion, or action.

   赞成

   • They argued pro and con for hours.
   • He spoke pro the new policy during the debate.
   • The committee voted pro the proposed changes.

   同义词for

   反义词againstcon

• 指以某项活动为职业、以此谋生的专业人士，尤指职业运动员；也指支持某提议的理由或论据。

A noun referring to a professional athlete who plays for pay, or an argument in favor of a proposal.

1. Professional athleteA2informalsport

   An athlete who plays a sport for payment rather than as a hobby.

   职业运动员

   • He turned pro after winning the amateur championship.
   • Many young players dream of becoming a pro in basketball.
   • She has been a pro golfer for over ten years.

   同义词professional

   反义词amateur

2. Argument in favorB2formal

   A reason or argument supporting a proposal or idea.

   支持理由

   • Let's list the pros and cons of moving to a new city.
   • One pro of the plan is that it reduces costs.
   • The committee considered every pro before making a decision.

   同义词argumentjustificationrationalereasonsupport

   反义词con