prof
US /prɑ:f/
・UK /prɒf/
B1
n.NounShortened form of 'Professor'
That Prof. Jones gives too much homework to his students
Video subtitles
Camera eyes：Truth in daily life
- you finished your work and discuss with your prof
you finished your work and discuss with your prof
- The prof won't interfer too much
The prof won't interfer too much
University English: Expressions and Vocabulary
- Then, the professor, the prof "hands out the assignment". So this means the professor of
Then, the professor, the prof "hands out the assignment". So this means the professor of
- So the prof hands out an assignment. Okay? So the prof gives you work.
So the prof hands out an assignment. Okay? So the prof gives you work.
1. Introduction
- Prof: Okay.
Prof: Okay.
- Prof: You go to YouTube.
Prof: You go to YouTube.
Performance Tuning Best Practices for MySQL
- you run benchmarks, so. Prof… Yes. Go ahead. >> [INDISTINCT] benchmarking for [INDISTINCT]
you run benchmarks, so. Prof… Yes. Go ahead. >> [INDISTINCT] benchmarking for [INDISTINCT]
- Prof yeah.
Prof yeah.
Everything We Think We Know About Addiction Is Wrong
- But if you believe Prof. Alexander's theory, it makes perfect sense,
But if you believe Prof. Alexander's theory, it makes perfect sense,
Learn English Vocabulary: The people you will meet at UNIVERSITY
- on your prof; some of them will want the first name, some of them will want you to call them
on your prof; some of them will want the first name, some of them will want you to call them
- It depends on your prof.
It depends on your prof.
Intro to Economics: Crash Course Econ #1
- Prof. Bunsen Honeydew: Welcome to CrashCourse Economics (Beaker yawns) I am thrilled to
Prof. Bunsen Honeydew: Welcome to CrashCourse Economics (Beaker yawns) I am thrilled to
Time Management with English Subtitle by Randy Pausch, November 2007
- And now please join me in welcoming Prof. Randy Pausch
And now please join me in welcoming Prof. Randy Pausch
IELTS & TOEFL Listening Practice: Academic Vocabulary
- Okay? So, for example, people, I might think the "prof"; verbs, I might think "enroll".
Okay? So, for example, people, I might think the "prof"; verbs, I might think "enroll".
- So, for example, "people" I might think "the prof", verbs I might think "enroll", but
So, for example, "people" I might think "the prof", verbs I might think "enroll", but
