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2000 I passed the professional exam to become a licensed engineer; member of the Italian Engineering Society of.. Mio marito preferirebbe invece una forma impersonale da lui tradotta in tal modo: 2000 after passing the professional exam, member of the Italian Engineering Society of..
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Referees vs. References - WordReference Forums
The referee gave their professional opinion of the defendants mental health. (law) Job applications usually have a sections that simply says"References" and like you said has lines for names and phone numbers. This is so they can call past employers, who will than give them a recommendation on why they should or should not hire you.
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I await vs I'll await - WordReference Forums
I would add that"I'll await your call" is a bit formal, at least in American English. Therefore it would most likely be used in a professional or business setting. If used casually, between friends, it would probably be said in a joking or sarcastic tone, as it is overly formal for that setting.
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Prepositions:"Please have a look at/on it." - WordReference Forums
Hindi. Mar 3, 2017. #11. Keith Bradford said: Please have a look at the white board = Look at the white board. (Normal meaning.) Please have a look on the white board = Go to the white board. You will find something (written or stuck) on it that you should look at.
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Very truly yours - WordReference Forums
May 12, 2011. #2."Very truly yours" is a letter ending statement emphasizing that the contents of the correspondence were composed with the utmost dignity and integrity. The use of the phrase"very truly" highlights the author's good faith attempt at providing you with truthful, accurate information."Very truly yours" is often used by attorneys.
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Early professional vs Experienced professional - WordReference Forums
They may have a description of"early professional" somwhere on the website. If not here are some rough numbers that would make sense in my field (software). Recent graduate = 0 to 1 years experience. Early professional = 1.5 to 4 years. Mid-level professional = 5 to 9 years. Experienced professional = 10+ years. E.
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Work trip or business trip? - WordReference Forums
Sep 24, 2018. #2. They are interchangeable in meaning. 'Business trip' sounds slightly more formal/official and would probably be used in official communications about the trip. 'Work trip' is likely to be used informally when talking amongst colleagues/friends. But the difference is not as strict as that – both could be used in either context.
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Eng. / Engineer) [title?] - WordReference Forums
MA is a degree. It stands for Master of Arts. For science and engineering the equivalent is MS: Master of Science. These are post-graduate degrees, typically requiring two years of study plus a thesis, after an undergraduate degree. The more advanced degree title Ph.D (Doctor of Philosophy) is used in all subjects.
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French-English Vocabulary / Vocabulaire Français-Anglais
French and English words, phrases and idioms: meaning, translation, usage. Mots, expressions et tournures idiomatiques françaises et anglaises : signification ...
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Cédula Profesional - WordReference Forums
English - England. Nov 9, 2011. #13. It wasn't out of scope, I was asking because I wanted to know if there was a difference between the 'cedula federal' and the 'cedula profesional'. Or whether it is just a linguistic difference because as far as I know 'cedula estatal' is at the state level whereas 'cedula federal' and 'profesional' are both ...
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