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单词 unprofessional
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unprofessional

And Matt would simply apologise and say he thought I knew, and in such a way that I'd look unprofessional for not having known.This kind of thing seems unprofessional to people in the States and Europe.If it would be unprofessional of you to say it outright, perhaps you could nod.Once in a while you see sadness, but people try to hide that; it's either unprofessional or unfair to show it.

In other languages
unprofessional

British English: unprofessional ADJECTIVE
If you use unprofessional to describe someone's behaviour at work, you are criticizing them for not behaving according to the standards that are expected of a person in their profession.
He was fired for unprofessional conduct.
  • American English: unprofessional
  • Brazilian Portuguese: pouco profissional
  • Chinese: > 不专业的
  • European Spanish: poco profesional
  • French: contraire à la déontologieN
  • German: unprofessionell
  • Italian: non professionale
  • Japanese: プロとは思えない
  • Korean: 전문가답지 않은
  • European Portuguese: pouco profissional
  • Latin American Spanish: poco profesional

Chinese translation of 'unprofessional'

unprofessional

(ʌnprəˈfɛʃənl)

adj

  1. [attitude, conduct, act] 不专(專)业(業)的 (bù zhuānyè de)
(adjective) 
Definition
not behaving according to the standards expected of a member of a particular profession
He was fined for unprofessional conduct.
Synonyms
unethical
I thought it was unethical for doctors to operate upon family members.
unfitting
improper
The politicians denied any improper behaviour.
lax
One of the problems is lax security for airport personnel.
negligent
unworthy
His accusations are unworthy of a prime minister.
unseemly
It would be unseemly for judges to receive pay increases.
unprincipled
the unprincipled behaviour of the prosecutor's office
(adjective) 
Definition
not behaving according to the standards expected of a member of a particular profession
He rubbished his team for another unprofessional performance.
Synonyms
amateurish
All the paintings were cheap and amateurish.
amateur
They gave a performance which easily capped our amateur efforts.
incompetent
Lazy and incompetent workers were allowed to coast along.
inefficient
Some people are very inefficient workers.
cowboy (informal)
inexperienced
They are inexperienced when it comes to decorating.
untrained
It is nonsense to say we have untrained staff dealing with emergencies.
slapdash
slipshod
inexpert
She was too inexpert to succeed.
Opposites
professional
,
expert
,
efficient
,
competent
,
experienced
,
skilful
, adept

Additional synonyms

in the sense of amateur
Definition
amateurish
They gave a performance which easily capped our amateur efforts.
Synonyms
incompetent,
unable,
cowboy (informal),
useless,
incapable,
insufficient,
floundering,
bungling,
unfit,
unfitted,
inept,
ineffectual,
incapacitated,
inexpert,
skill-less,
unskilful
in the sense of improper
Definition
indecent
The politicians denied any improper behaviour.
Synonyms
indecent,
vulgar,
suggestive,
unseemly,
untoward,
risqué,
smutty,
unbecoming,
unfitting,
impolite,
off-colour,
indelicate,
indecorous
in the sense of incompetent
Definition
not having the necessary ability or skill to do something
Lazy and incompetent workers were allowed to coast along.
Synonyms
inept,
useless (informal),
incapable,
unable,
cowboy (informal),
floundering,
bungling,
unfit,
unfitted,
ineffectual,
incapacitated,
inexpert,
skill-less,
unskilful

Nearby words of
unprofessional

  • unpretentious
  • unprincipled
  • unproductive
  • unprofessional
  • unprofitable
  • unpromising
  • unprotected

Synonyms of 'unprofessional'

unprofessional

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of inefficient
Some people are very inefficient workers.
Synonyms
incompetent,
incapable,
inept,
weak,
bungling,
feeble,
sloppy,
ineffectual,
disorganized,
slipshod,
inexpert,
cowboy (informal)
in the sense of inexperienced
Definition
having no knowledge or experience of a particular situation, activity, etc.
They are inexperienced when it comes to decorating.
Synonyms
new,
unskilled,
untrained,
green,
fresh,
amateur,
raw,
unfamiliar,
unused,
callow,
immature,
unaccustomed,
untried,
unschooled,
wet behind the ears (informal),
unacquainted,
unseasoned,
unpractised,
unversed,
unfledged
in the sense of inexpert
Definition
lacking skill
She was too inexpert to succeed.
Synonyms
amateurish,
awkward,
bungling,
clumsy,
inept,
unskilled,
unprofessional,
cack-handed (informal),
maladroit,
unpractised,
skill-less,
unskilful,
unhandy,
unworkmanlike
in the sense of lax
Definition
lacking firmness
One of the problems is lax security for airport personnel.
Synonyms
slack,
casual,
careless,
sloppy (informal),
easy-going,
negligent,
lenient,
slapdash,
neglectful,
slipshod,
remiss (formal),
easy-peasy (slang),
overindulgent
in the sense of unprincipled
Definition
lacking moral principles
the unprincipled behaviour of the prosecutor's office
Synonyms
dishonest,
corrupt,
crooked (informal),
immoral,
tricky,
unscrupulous,
devious,
unethical,
unprofessional,
amoral,
deceitful,
underhand,
dishonourable,
unconscionable
in the sense of unseemly
Definition
not according to expected standards of behaviour
It would be unseemly for judges to receive pay increases.
Synonyms
improper,
inappropriate,
unsuitable,
out of place,
undignified,
disreputable,
unbecoming,
unrefined,
out of keeping,
discreditable,
indelicate,
in poor taste,
indecorous,
unbefitting
in the sense of untrained
Definition
without formal or adequate training or education
It is nonsense to say we have untrained staff dealing with emergencies.
Synonyms
amateur,
inexperienced,
unskilled,
green,
raw,
unqualified,
uneducated,
untutored,
unschooled,
unpractised,
untaught
in the sense of unworthy
Definition
beneath the level considered befitting (to)
His accusations are unworthy of a prime minister.
Synonyms
unbefitting,
beneath,
unfitting to,
unsuitable for,
inappropriate to,
improper to,
out of character with,
out of place with,
unbecoming to,
unseemly
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