pro-am [брит. prəʊˈam, америк. proʊˈæm] ПРИЛ.
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It is proceeded by an amateur tournament and a one-day pro-am tournament.
en.wikipedia.org With the rise of citizen reporters, blogging and pro-am newsroom collaborations, for instance, the very definition of a journalist itself is contested.
bigthink.com The cut is made of the top 60 professionals and the leading 20 pro-am teams, regardless of the professional member of the team making the individual cut.
en.wikipedia.org The media ecosystem is increasingly a pro-am affair, where the wisdom -- or prurient interest -- of the crowd decides what is important and worthy of sharing.
www.independent.co.uk But this pro-am team structure is one reason why some challenging projects remain vaporware while silly projects see the light of day.
mashable.com