Definition
Definition of Pro. - Reverso English Dictionary
Abbreviation
abr: ProfessorRare title for a university teacherRare
- Pro. Santos will give today's lecture.
- Pro. Ahmed canceled the seminar today.
- We asked Pro. Lee about the results.
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pro sport
baseball played by paid athletes
pro league
football played for money by athletes
pro-force
favoring the use of military force
pro-reform
favoring or inclined to make reforms
pro boxing
professional boxer weighing 160-175 pounds
shop equipment
heavy-duty table saw for pro work, built into an enclosed stand
pro wrestling
wrestling move using the elbow to hit
acr: Final Cut Pro
final cut pro
acr: life pro tip
useful advice to make life easier
abr: MacBook Pro
laptop computer made by Apple for work or study
acr: The National Pro Fastpitch
women's professional softball league in the USA
acr: pro re nata
as needed or when necessary in medicine
abr: pro tempore
for a short or temporary time
acr: Pro Evolution Soccer
popular soccer video game series by Konami
abr: pro re nata
as needed or when necessary
pro-nuclear energy
supporting the use of nuclear energy
acr: Pro Wrestling America
group that organizes wrestling matches
acr: Pro Wrestling Illustrated
magazine about professional wrestling
acr: Pro Wrestling Torch
news source covering professional wrestling events
acr: quid pro quo
trade where something is given for something else
pro wrestling
wrestling ring, typically four-sided
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- French:professeur, ...
- German:Prof., ...
- Italian:professore, ...
- Spanish:profesor, ...
- Portuguese:Prof., ...
- Chinese:教授, ...
- Japanese:教授, ...
- Arabic:أُستاذ, ...
- Hebrew:פְּרוֹפֶסוֹר, ...
- Russian:профессор, ...
- Ukrainian:проф., ...
- Hindi:प्रोफेसर, ...
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