portfolio
- noun
- /pɔrtˈfoʊlioʊ/
- Do you have a portfolio?
- a portfolio of work
- prepare a portfolio
- portfolio assessment
You know, this kind of portfolio is for designers.
- You know, this kind of portfolio is for designers.
- First off, we want to see a portfolio of your work.
- Go to London, create a diverse portfolio, write a novel.
- I give you permission to critique My Portfolio on camera for your channel.
- Say it's the fourth script you've written in your portfolio is now done.
- Today's Instagram is like a portfolio of his work.
Examples
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First off, we want to see a portfolio of your work.
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Can I get a photo of you for my portfolio?
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So you are making a portfolio to show someone else what you can do.
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The purpose of this portfolio is to feature someone in his or her best light.
Academic text (2008) -
I just got to see your portfolio.
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All these artifacts, placed in a portfolio, can help document a student's potential as a music teacher.
Academic text (2008) -
Listen, I'm sure you have a portfolio, but if you don't, I'd be very interested in working with you.
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I've been doing this for about a year professionally, and I'm doing my own portfolio, hiring models.
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Quite an impressive portfolio.
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I'm preparing my portfolio to showcase my artwork to potential clients.
Synonyms
Complete collection of works a person creates, like books or paintings
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Etymology
Portfolio became the name for the papers inside that case, especially an artist's samples. Because artists kept their best pages in a portfolio case, the word now means the collection of work you show to others.