profile
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- noun
- /ˈproʊfaɪl/
- Specialized
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perfil
- Once the account is established, creating the profile is straightforward and simple.
- demographic profile
- lipid profile
- score profile
The flavor profile, which is French toast.
- The flavor profile, which is French toast.
- So an ants particular hydrocarbon profile changes over time.
- So that's part of the risk profile if you like, for these conditions.
- So you have a whole different hormone profile from someone who naturally cycles.
- What flavor profile are you looking for done?
- And so you get this attack and decay profile that comes up.
- So you're you're shifting your hormone profile to be burning.
- I mean, so the, the, the profile of war is evolving.
Examples
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The Jump$tart Coalition has developed a survey questionnaire of demographic profile and financial background, attitude, and behavior.
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The report included a detailed profile of the company's financial performance over the last five years.
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We see this income profile from low to high.
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Your profile at the border stations has five features.
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Data in this field are useful for collection development and profile assessment purposes.
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I need a preliminary medical profile.
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However, very few children demonstrated a flat profile that was reasonably similar to the group's profile.
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The names and prevalence rates of the six core profiles are listed in Table 1.
Academic text (1999) -
We use a multiple regression model to relate student demographic profiles and financial characteristics to student performance.
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CUB established selection profiles with Ingram that govern the majority of its monographic purchases.
Academic text (2013)
Idioms
Compounds
- Texting
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3.0
A personal page on LinkedIn that shows your work experience, skills, and achievements
- Texting
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2.7
A page on a social media site that shows your information and posts
- Specialized
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3.9
A medical test that measures the numbers of different types of blood cells and other parts of the blood
- Specialized
A side view of the ground showing soil layers from topsoil down to the rock beneath
How Detailed
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word profile comes from roots meaning 'line' or 'outline' (think filum 'thread' or 'line'), and this image of a shape became a way to show features. That's why a profile can be a set of data or a graph that shows the shape of someone's or something's characteristics.