professed

UK
/prəˈfɛst/
US
/prəˈfɛst/
professedadjektiv
UK
/prəˈfɛst/
US
/prəˈfɛst/
Übersetzungen
He is a professed supporter of the new policy.
Он является заявленным сторонником новой политики.
She is a professed expert in her field.
Она признанный эксперт в своей области.
His professed beliefs are well known.
Его открытые убеждения хорошо известны.
Definitionen
Openly declared or acknowledged.
He is a professed supporter of the new policy.
Claimed or asserted, often without proof.
She is a professed expert in the field, but her credentials are questionable.
Having formally taken the vows of a religious order.
The professed monks observed the silent hour after sunset.
professedpartizip perfekt
UK
/prəˈfɛst/
US
/prəˈfɛst/
Used attributively to describe something that has been declared or claimed, corresponding to the past participle of the verb "profess".
Definitionen
That has been openly declared or claimed; avowed.
Their professed intentions were to help the community.
professverb

professed

Präteritum

professed
Präteritum
professed
Partizip Perfekt
professing
Gerundium
UK
/prəˈfɛs/
US
/prəˈfɛs/
Übersetzungen
He professes his faith openly.
Он открыто исповедует свою веру.
She professes to know the truth.
Она заявляет, что знает правду.
He professes to be an expert in the field.
Он притворяется, что является экспертом в этой области.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
To declare or admit openly or freely; affirm.
She professed her love for him in front of everyone.
To claim or pretend to have a particular quality or feeling.
He professed ignorance of the whole affair.
To take vows in a religious order.
She professed as a nun after years of contemplation.
To teach (a subject) as a professor at a university or college.
Dr. Carter has professed chemistry at the university for more than a decade.