professional person
英 [prəˈfeʃənl ˈpɜːsn]
美 [prəˈfeʃənl ˈpɜːrsn]
专业人员（尤指医生、律师等）
英英释义
noun
- a person engaged in one of the learned professions
双语例句
- A professional person trained in library science and engaged in library services.
经过图书科学的训练，从事图书馆服务的专业人士。 - Countersigned by a professional person
带有专业人士签名的近照 - Someone who is not a clergyman or a professional person.
并不是教士或专业人士的人。 - This requires that higher vocational colleges should pay attention to the practical teaching, to increase the students 'comprehensive vocational ability and promote students from the "person of school" to "professional person", and to improve the employability of students.
这就要求高职院校要重视实践教学，加大学生综合职业能力的培养力度，促使学生能够顺利地从学校人向职业人转变，提高学生们的就业能力。 - With the development of the company, we sincerely invite the experienced and potential professional person to join us.
现因公司发展需要诚邀经验丰富、有相当潜力的专业人士加盟本公司。 - Building a Occupation Career and development planning in Quality Management Department of a Pharmaceutical Company is helpful to creating a professional working environment, bringing up the professional person and setting up the equitable open Career Development motivate system.
在制药企业质量管理部门建立员工职业生涯管理计划，有助于企业创造职业化的工作环境，培养职业化专业人员，建立公平、公开的职业生涯管理激励机制。 - There is a professional person I know who, though brilliant in many ways, likes to make openly derogatory remarks about African-Americans.
我认识一个专业人士，虽说他在很多方面都很优秀，但却喜欢公开地贬损非洲裔美国人。 - We pay attention to the detail, the strengthened team realize, cause the student to make great strides forward from the student stage to the professional person.
我们关注细节，强化团队意识，使学生从学生阶段就向职业人迈进。 - A young upwardly mobile professional person; someone under 40 who prospered during the 1980s.
有上升趋势的年青专业人士；40岁以下流行于十九世纪八十年代。 - Nowadays, in this rapidly developing information epoch, mastering the retrieval skills of the information with a computer, has already been the basic ability to every professional person.
在人类迈入信息时代的今天，掌握计算机信息检索技能，已成为各类专业人员的基本功。