pro
प्रो
definition
noun
a tennis pro
a professional, especially in sports.
the pros and cons of joint ownership
an advantage of something or an argument in favor of a course of action.
prefix
pro-choice
favoring; supporting.
proconsul
acting as a substitute or deputy for; on behalf of; for.
adjective
a pro golfer
(of a person or an event) professional.
preposition
they were pro the virtues of individualism
in favor of.
translation of 'pro'
च्याऐवजी(काम करणारा),
चा पक्षपाती,
च्या बाजुचा
example
But times have changed and the Olympics is attracting more and more 'pro' players.
The basketball superstar, now 40, played his final 'pro' game last month.
If you give her the form, she'll check off anti-war, pro-gun control and 'pro' gay rights etc.
According to NCAA bylaws, a student athlete is allowed to be a 'pro' in one sport while maintaining amateur status in another.
I'm very 'pro' adult literacy and she is actually getting people to read books again.
The truth is, they're not 'pro' anybody, other than themselves.
He was a tremendous athlete that never had a chance to become a 'pro' because of World War II.
Well, I'm actually more 'pro' vegetarian than not, but I thought this was quite funny.
We had 46 guests during that period of time who were pro open borders, 'pro' illegal immigration.
Winning his fourth 'pro' event out-did Woods as well.
However, there is an irony in the fact that if the plan to off-load the 'pro' teams is successful they again will need a chief executive.
They have made 21 consecutive postseason appearances, the longest active streak in big-league 'pro' sports.
Let the pro teams worry about producing 'pro' players, cut the amateurs free from professional commitments.
I'm as pro business, 'pro' free enterprise as anybody in the country.
Myself, I am anti-death penalty and 'pro' euthanasia - at least some sorts of euthanasia.
All in all, the findings of this paper suggest that pro growth policies, regardless of their impact on inequality, are likely to be 'pro' poor in the long run.
they were 'pro' the virtues of individualism
Rugby in the region is in danger - the 'pro' team is close to being disbanded at the end of the season as central budget cuts bite and the area's business community have so far failed to come up with a rescue package.
Rock finishes with a shout out to the troops, following the now standard Hollywood liberal stance, anti-war but 'pro' our brave boys.
On the other hand, Stanford made it in 1998 without a future 'pro' at either guard.
Here's how the other major 'pro' sports leagues stack up against the NBA in the logo sweepstakes.
We hope to start it up and get some leagues going so that it is good eventually both for youngsters coming through and good 'pro' players as well.
It was one of those gut-wrenching golf tournaments decided with the last putt on the last green before a rookie 'pro' emerged with his maiden victory.
Another point the 'pro' capital punishment followers have the temerity to argue is that the threat of execution is more of a deterrent than life imprisonment.
Sponsoring seminars with 'pro' staff and regionally known turkey hunters will draw customers into your store.
‘If a village was not 'pro' Viet Cong before we came, it sure was after we left,’ one GI observed.
We are not in the business of being anti or 'pro' anybody.
Instead of developing players to international level, Scotland's 'pro' teams have had to nurse youngsters up to a basic competitive standard which some never reach.
The strangeness comes a little later, when amateur athletes like these turn 'pro' .
It is very rare to have productive dialogue with a 'pro' union guy.
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