No. We practice a profession, in which we may exercise our abilities.
In English the slang term "brickies" means "Brick Layers", a person who's profession is brick laying/building.
In Exercise 25C of Ecce Romani, the English translations would depend on the specific content of the exercise. Typically, Exercise 25C would involve translating Latin sentences or passages into English. The translations would vary based on the vocabulary and grammar covered in that specific exercise. It is important to carefully analyze the Latin sentences and accurately convey their meaning in English.
You have the correct spelling above, exercise.
'decaNo' means 'senior, dean, oldest member of a profession'
it means exercise book
In English the slang term "brickies" means "Brick Layers", a person who's profession is brick laying/building.
the French word 'exercice' (with an "c") is translated 'exercise' in English.
It would be the same as some sport or some exercise.
what is plain english
Member of Faculty of Sports & Exercise Medicine
he was an English banker.
"sa profession, son métier"
profesia..................професия
it helps me do my proposals
Substitute teacher (English)
Je voudrais devenir 'any profession'
You would say "an exercise book." This is because "exercise" begins with a vowel sound, so you use "an" before it to make it easier to say.