How to say occupation in English?

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Occupation, especially one that requires long-term training and formal qualifications; (a) professional peers; (collectively referred to as majors); Need a higher level of education); Publicly express one's beliefs, opinions or feelings; Religious vows, religious vows; Apostolic ceremony

[multiple occupations]

Phrases:

Occupation? Declare (feelings, beliefs, etc.). ); express

Legal profession? Legal profession; law major

Medical major? Medical profession

Accounting profession? Accounting profession

Teacher occupation? Teaching work; Teaching specialty

Synonym:

Occupation, specialty; Announce, announce, announce

Employment? ,? Career? ,? Call? ,? Pursuit? ,? Statement? ,? occupation

Discrimination of words:

Work, occupation, occupation, employment, trade, specialty, career, work

This group of words has the meaning of "occupation", the difference is:

Work? Refers to any kind of work, but also refers to occupation.

Duty? A more formal word, solemn tone, refers to a long-term career, but it is not necessarily based on it.

Occupation? Refers to any occupation, regardless of industry, whether it is mental or manual labor.

Employment? Refers to hiring others, earning a living, and having a relatively fixed job.

Trade? Refers to occupations that require skilled skills, skills and physical strength.

Occupation? In the past, it refers to occupations that can only be obtained by higher education (especially law, medicine and theology), but now it generally refers to occupations that make a living, especially those that engage in mental work, undergo special training and have certain professional knowledge.

Career? Refers to a profession that has been specially trained and is willing to engage in for life.

Work? Usually refers to all long-term or temporary occupations with income, regardless of mental and physical exercise and skills.

Bilingual example:

They are all? Doctor? By who? Occupation ?

Both of them are doctors by profession.

Harper? Used to be. A teacher? By who? Occupation ?

Harper is a teacher by profession.

She? Is it? Ann? Pleasure? That? Occupation ?

She is an honor to this industry.