professional relation
prəˈfɛʃənəl rɪˈleɪʃən
Definition

Definition of professional relation - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
workinteraction based on job roles and responsibilities
  • A professional relation between a manager and an employee is crucial for productivity.
2.
businessassociation involving professional services or advice
  • The lawyer-client professional relation is confidential.
business relationship professional association
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Expressions with professional

professional studentn.
person who stays a student for many years, often as a lifestyle
He became a professional student, never leaving university.
professional suiciden.
decision that severely damages one's professional reputation
Leaking company secrets is considered professional suicide.
professional baseballn.
baseball played by paid athletes
He dreams of playing professional baseball one day.
professional basketballn.
basketball played for money
He dreams of playing professional basketball one day.
professional dancern.
person who dances for a living
She became a professional dancer after years of training.
professional footballn.
football played for money by athletes
He dreams of playing professional football one day.

Expressions with relation

poor relationn.
person seen as less important in a group
In the family, he felt like a poor relation.
bear no relationv.
have no connection or similarity to something
His statement bears no relation to the facts.
bear little relation tov.
have almost no connection or similarity with something
His story bears little relation to the truth.
blood relationn.
person related by birth not marriage
She discovered she had a blood relation in the city.
no relationn.
lack of family or other connection between people or things
John Smith and Mary Smith are no relation.
business relationn.
connection between business entities for mutual benefit
The two companies have a strong business relation.
in relation toprep.
concerning or referring to something specific
The book discusses various theories in relation to climate change.
personal relationn.
relationship involving private or intimate aspects
They shared a deep personal relation that was hard to describe.
sexual relationn.
sexual activity involving intercourse between individuals
The court case involved details of their sexual relation.
social relationn.
the way people talk and do things together
Social relations are important for community building.

Terms related to professional relation

💡 Terms in the same lexical field: analogies, antonyms, common collocates, words with same roots, hypernyms…
associationcollaborationconnectionengagementinteractionliaisonnetworkingpartnershipadviceconsultingservices

Examples of professional relation in a sentence

  • Maintaining a good professional relation is key to workplace harmony.
  • A strong professional relation can enhance business success.
  • They maintained a professional relation despite personal disagreements.

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  1. French:relation professionnelle, ...
  2. German:berufliche Beziehung, ...
  3. Italian:relazione professionale, ...
  4. Spanish:relación profesional, ...
  5. Portuguese:relação profissional, ...
  6. Chinese:工作关系, 专业关系, ...
  7. Japanese:職業関係, プロフェッショナルな関係, ...
  8. Arabic:عَلَاقَةٌ مِهْنِيَّةٌ, ...
  9. Hebrew:קֶשֶׁר מִקְצוֹעִי, קֶשֶׁר מִקְצוֹעִי, ...
  10. Russian:профессиональные отношения, профессиональная связь, ...
  11. Ukrainian:професійні відносини, ділові стосунки, ...
  12. Hindi:पेशेवर संबंध, व्यावसायिक संबंध, ...

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