professionalism
പ്രൊഫഷണലിസം
definition
noun
the key to quality and efficiency is professionalism
the competence or skill expected of a professional.
example
His personality, his 'professionalism' and attitude gave Swedish players a good reputation here.
the trend towards 'professionalism'
I think to question the 'professionalism' of any player is a big thing.
I pay unreserved tribute to the 'professionalism' and dedication of our brave servicemen and women.
Keeping their patience is also part of the 'professionalism' of police officers.
Once 'professionalism' started and the top players left the club the numbers participating and watching dropped.
It did so through innovative management and the 'professionalism' of staff.
Where 'professionalism' is all about opportunities for some players, for others it's all about problems.
This is definitely a production worth seeing, not least due to the 'professionalism' with which it is executed.
The look of your sign and posters reflects the 'professionalism' of your business.
I was very impressed with the programmes that it ran, and with the 'professionalism' of those involved.
And closer to home again, indeed, at home, the era of 'professionalism' in sport is upon us.
I wanted to rant about the 'professionalism' of its players and their evident love for the game.
He says plenty of people want to run down the 'professionalism' and achievements of English teachers and pupils.
the trend toward 'professionalism'
The program surprised with the quality of its stories and the 'professionalism' of the production.
In these heady days of 'professionalism' , enjoying your sport and respecting your opposition are all too rare.
the key to quality and efficiency is 'professionalism'
the key to quality and efficiency is 'professionalism'
In all those times I have never had reason to complain about the 'professionalism' and attitude of the staff.
Credits: Google Translate
