No pro golfer in Japan is as popular as Jumbo Ozaki.
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Pro
//pɹəʊ//
Synonyms for "pro" (120 found)
Ranked by relevance and common usage.
Closest matches (24)
Strong matches (36)
Related words (60)
Related word relations
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More general
4 entriesAntonyms
6 entriesSynonyms
2 entriesRelated terms
25 entriesShowing 16 of 25 words.
coordinate
1 entriesdbpedia genre
1 entriesderived
19 entriesShowing 16 of 19 words.
etymologically related_to
1 entrieshas context
2 entriesis a
2 entriesrelated to
17 entriesShowing 16 of 17 words.
Translations
55 translations across 23 languages.
Arabic
2 entries- مع prep (in favor of)
- مَع prep (in favor of)
Bulgarian
1 entries- плюс noun (advantage of something)
Catalan
3 entries- expert noun (someone who is very good at something)
- pro noun (advantage of something)
- pro prep (in favor of)
Czech
4 entries- klad noun (advantage of something)
- pro noun (advantage of something)
- profík noun (someone who is very good at something)
- pro prep (in favor of)
Estonian
1 entries- proff noun (someone who is very good at something)
Finnish
4 entries- ammattilainen noun (a professional sportsman)
- etu noun (advantage of something)
- hyvä puoli noun (advantage of something)
- puolesta prep (in favor of)
French
4 entries- expert noun (someone who is very good at something)
- les avantages noun (advantage of something)
- les pours noun (advantage of something)
- pro noun (a professional sportsman)
Georgian
1 entries- უპირატესობა noun (advantage of something)
German
1 entries- Profi noun (someone who is very good at something)
Hungarian
1 entries- profi noun (someone who is very good at something)
Italian
3 entries- esperto noun (someone who is very good at something)
- in favore di prep (in favor of)
- pro prep (in favor of)
Latin
1 entries- consultus noun (someone who is very good at something)
Norwegian
2 entries- proff noun (a professional sportsman)
- proff noun (someone who is very good at something)
Polish
2 entries- za noun (advantage of something)
- za prep (in favor of)
Portuguese
4 entries- especialista noun (someone who is very good at something)
- perito noun (someone who is very good at something)
- pró noun (advantage of something)
- pró prep (in favor of)
Russian
3 entries- про́фи noun (someone who is very good at something)
- профессиона́л noun (someone who is very good at something)
- спец noun (someone who is very good at something)
Slovak
4 entries- klad noun (advantage of something)
- plus noun (advantage of something)
- profík noun (someone who is very good at something)
- profíčka noun (someone who is very good at something)
Spanish
2 entries- experto noun (someone who is very good at something)
- perito noun (someone who is very good at something)
Swedish
2 entries- fördel noun (advantage of something)
- proffs noun (someone who is very good at something)
Tagalog
1 entries- sang-ayon prep (in favor of)
Thai
1 entries- ข้อดี noun (advantage of something)
Turkish
3 entries- adına prep (in favor of)
- lehinde prep (in favor of)
- lehine prep (in favor of)
Vietnamese
2 entries- ưu điểm noun (advantage of something)
- thuận prep (in favor of)
Sample sentences
16 total sentences available.
There were a lot of opinions, pro and con, on this question.
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Pro baseball is interesting these days.
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I like pro wrestling.
Source: tatoeba (255554)
Showing 4 of 16 available sentences.
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