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efficient, skilful, masterly, thorough, prompt, conscientious,
authoritative, businesslike: She did a very professional job of
repairing my car.
--n. 3 master, expert, maestro, virtuoso, past master or
mistress, specialist, authority, Colloq wizard, pro, whiz or
whizz, US maven or mavin, Brit dab hand: You can always tell
when the work has been done by a professional.
proficiency
n. facility, skill, talent, adeptness, expertise, expertness,
skilfulness, aptitude, capability, ability, dexterity,
capability, competence or competency, ingenuity, knack, savoir
faire, Colloq know-how: The proficiency he displayed as a
racing-car driver was second to none.
proficient
adj. skilful, skilled, talented, adept, gifted, expert,
experienced, practised, au fait, veteran, well-versed, (highly)
trained, professional, qualified, capable, able, accomplished,
dexterous, competent, knowledgeable, top-notch, first-rate,
Colloq ace, crack, whiz-bang or whizz-bang, Brit wizard: She is
an extremely proficient surgeon.
profile n. 1 outline, silhouette, contour, side-view: His aquiline
nose shows up prominently in this profile. 2 biography,
(biographical or thumbnail or character) sketch, life, portrait,
vignette: That profile of Allen in a well-known magazine did
not do him justice. 3 analysis, study, survey, examination;
graph, diagram, chart, list, statistics: The profile of the
average newspaper reader revealed some interesting anomalies.
--v. 4 describe, draw, sketch, limn: The editor phoned to say
that they want to profile you in the Gazette's Sunday colour
supplement.
profit n. 1 Often, profits. gross or net profit, net or Brit also
nett, return(s), gain, yield, revenue, proceeds, bottom line,
surplus, excess, US take, Slang gravy, US vigorish: The profits
are down in the third quarter owing to the higher interest rate.
2 advantage, avail, good, benefit, welfare, gain, value,
interest, use, usefulness, Archaic or literary behoof: Let me
recommend a book that you will find of some profit.