profesor
Del latín 'professor', que significa 'el que profesa', relacionado con la enseñanza.
NOUN
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[/pɾo.feˈsoɾ/es-ES]
teacher
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professor
formal
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instructor
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academic
formal
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untranslatable concept
untranslatable
(The term 'profesor' often implies a formal title conferred in a higher education context which may not be equivalent in every educational system.)
A person who teaches, especially in a school, college, or university. While often interchangeable with teacher or instructor, the term profesor in Spanish frequently denotes a holder of a professional title, particularly in higher education (like a professor in English), but it can also be used for teachers in secondary education, often carrying a more formal or esteemed connotation than a general 'maestro'.
sigue una declinación regular
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- El profesor de historia explicó la Revolución Francesa en detalle. — The history teacher explained the French Revolution in detail.
- La profesora de la universidad dictará una conferencia sobre física cuántica. — The university professor will give a lecture on quantum physics.