professionalize|professionalized|professionalizes|professionalizing in English

verb professionalize (Amer.)

make professional, give professional qualities; become professional, give oneself professional qualities (also professionalise)

Use "professionalize|professionalized|professionalizes|professionalizing" in a sentence

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4. In the last three decades, America’s male-dominated politics has become increasingly wonky, abstract, and professionalized.

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7. According to the experience abroad, it is necessary to establish professional cheering squads to professionalize and industrialize cheering performance.

8. The directions of Chinese education in Indonesia proposed by this paper are: formalized education system, diversified sources of learners and professionalize teaching staff.

9. But equally important is because health care has become so incredibly professionalized that it's become very remote and removed from local communities.

10. One can easily become disenchanted with over-professionalized people who are undoubtedly unworthy when subjected to the judgment of more reflective scholars.

11. Braced will provide 48 residents (16 from each of the three targeted neighborhoods) with comprehensive and professionalize training in three construction fields: plumbing, masonry, and carpentry

12. Teachers" professional ethics is a new form of teachers" ethics in the learning society, and it is the intrinsic request of the development for the teachers" professionalize.

13. Arrack, to me, is the sound of alcoholic ingenuity, and in an increasingly sterile, professionalized world, I find that refreshing, in a “Mad Max” sort of way.

14. And the more Christian higher education professionalizes and Bureaucratizes (that is, the more it models itself institutionally after secular higher education), the more likely this process will intensify