professionalità

professionalism

noun proh-fes-syoh-nah-lee-TAH Rare

Usage Note

Professionalità is an invariable noun (like all Italian nouns ending in -tà) — its plural form is identical: le professionalità. It denotes professional competence, conduct, and expertise. The written accent on the final à marks the stress and is always written. A common phrase is dimostrare professionalità (to show professionalism).

Examples

"Ha dimostrato grande professionalità in ogni situazione."

Natural Translation

She demonstrated great professionalism in every situation.

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