英语词汇profile的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

profile /ˈprəʊfaɪl $ ˈproʊ-/ noun 1. someone or something’s public image, and how much attention they receiveadjectives/nouns + profilea high profile (=used when someone is well-known or receives a lot of attention) The star has a high profile in the US, but he is less well known in Europe.a low profile (=used when someone is not well known or receives little attention) The organization has chosen someone with a low profile for the job.sb’s public profile Her appearance in the film raised her public profile.sb’s media profile (=how well known someone is through their appearances on television, in newspapers etc) Over the past few years he has steadily built his media profile and has appeared on numerous TV channels.phrasesraise/increase sb’s/sth’s profile (=make people more aware of someone or something) The advertising campaign aims to raise the company’s profile.keep/maintain a low profile (=avoid doing things that will make people notice you) The star has been keeping a low profile in recent months and has made few public appearances.2. a description of what someone or something is likeadjectives/nouns + profilea detailed/comprehensive profile This directory provides a detailed profile of US schools offering undergraduate engineering programs.a personal profile (=a description of what kind of person you are and the things you have done) The advertisement asks you to send a personal profile and say why you would be suitable for the job.a customer profile Many companies use customer profiles to help them identify people who would be interested in their products.sb’s psychological profile The police use psychological profiles of past killers to identify potential future killers.a DNA/genetic profile (=a person’s unique set of genetic characteristics) New research shows that certain genetic profiles increase the risk of heart attacks.a demographic profile (=a description of the kind of people who live somewhere or do something) The company has done extensive market research to create a demographic profile of potential customers.verbscreate/build up/construct a profile Detectives are slowly building up a psychological profile of the killer.fit/match a profile With her background and experience she matches the job profile perfectly.

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释义	profile /ˈprəʊfaɪl $ ˈproʊ-/ noun 1. someone or something’s public image, and how much attention they receiveadjectives/nouns + profilea high profile (=used when someone is well-known or receives a lot of attention) The star has a high profile in the US, but he is less well known in Europe.a low profile (=used when someone is not well known or receives little attention) The organization has chosen someone with a low profile for the job.sb’s public profile Her appearance in the film raised her public profile.sb’s media profile (=how well known someone is through their appearances on television, in newspapers etc) Over the past few years he has steadily built his media profile and has appeared on numerous TV channels.phrasesraise/increase sb’s/sth’s profile (=make people more aware of someone or something) The advertising campaign aims to raise the company’s profile.keep/maintain a low profile (=avoid doing things that will make people notice you) The star has been keeping a low profile in recent months and has made few public appearances.2. a description of what someone or something is likeadjectives/nouns + profilea detailed/comprehensive profile This directory provides a detailed profile of US schools offering undergraduate engineering programs.a personal profile (=a description of what kind of person you are and the things you have done) The advertisement asks you to send a personal profile and say why you would be suitable for the job.a customer profile Many companies use customer profiles to help them identify people who would be interested in their products.sb’s psychological profile The police use psychological profiles of past killers to identify potential future killers.a DNA/genetic profile (=a person’s unique set of genetic characteristics) New research shows that certain genetic profiles increase the risk of heart attacks.a demographic profile (=a description of the kind of people who live somewhere or do something) The company has done extensive market research to create a demographic profile of potential customers.verbscreate/build up/construct a profile Detectives are slowly building up a psychological profile of the killer.fit/match a profile With her background and experience she matches the job profile perfectly.
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