Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Profile"

A: do you have a psychological profile complete it is to either take a test or to be assessed by a psychologist to figure out either personality disorder or what kind of personality you have. And example would be the Myers-Briggs personality test.

A: Basically a person avoiding attention or publicity.

A: I've never heard this phrase. It's not clear what it would mean.

If I had to guess, your "profile" can refer to the shape of your face when you turn to the side. So maybe it means to turn away or turn to one side but only in a creative/poetic sense. It's not a common phrase.

A: I think you understand it correctly.

"low profile" is a noun.
It means "a position of avoiding or not attracting much attention or publicity."

Like when a celebrity wears a ball cap or face mask so fans won't notice they are there.

or another example,

The rich man drove an old car, wore regular clothes, and didn't tell people he had a lot of money because he wanted people to think he was a regular guy. That way people wouldn't treat him differently or ask him for money. He is discreet.

A: It means he needs to be visible to the public.
There needs to be a public-facing representation of himself.

profile = face / aspect / representation / side of him

A: "The high profile celebrity couldn't avoid the paparazzi no matter how hard they tried."

"The OJ Simpson trial was a very high profile case, everyone was talking about it!"

A: the profile picture is my favourite singer
the profile of that lady is nice (referring to appearence)

A: Profile has a few meanings. One is the side view of a person. Whenever you look at someone from the front, it’s a portrait image. When you look at them from the side, it’s a profile image. This can also mean their “outline.” You can see them but none of their features are clear.
“I could make out her profile from across the room.”

Profile can also mean “account” or “information.” For instance, your profile picture is like your avatar. Or, your profile is where police can go to find information about you.
“I changed my profile because my old one was too boring.”

A: Don't make too much noise, we need to keep a low profile.

The company kept a low profile before the launch of its first product - no one was allowed to say where they worked.

Stay low to the ground and keep a low profile, unless you want to get shot.

A: According to the company's financial profile, it was worth more than 10 million dollars.

I wrote a profile about our new employee and shared it with all the company managers.

She had a large nose, which gave her a striking profile.

A: Tutt'e due

A: The addition of "have" doesn't change the meaning at all. If you wanted to add impact to the statement. You would use "have" along with an appropriate tone of voice.
This is one of those arbitrary and entirely annoying preposition usages. You leave a comment "in" a profile and you comment "on" a picture.

A: I don't see it in the synonyms list, but in some cases it can be. The difference I think is high-profile is a noun, and it's usually used more in news / current events. You can be famous for a high-profile criminal case, AND you can be famous in a high-profile criminal case (like OJ Simpson). You can say his case was very high-profile, but you could also just say it was a famous case. So they can be used as synonyms, but they're not always synonyms. Does that make sense to you?

A: @T-as-S you can say i dont have profile picture or i have no profile picture

A: Profile - the information you see when you access someone's social network

I'm seeing your profile on Instagram. You're pretty.

Bio - biography, that's how someone describe her social network or herself

Did you read her bio? She says she's a teacher.

A: 2. is correct => "Thanks, yours too."

A: Low profile, in this example, means to go about unnoticed, to not raise any attention to yourself.

Think of ordinary people having a low profile. Celebrities, sports stars, movie stars, social media stars, politicians try to have a high profile.

A: This is vey natural.

I would probably say "I've been keeping a low profile these days due to "the" coronavirus.“ but you aren't wrong.

A: look at my profile picture

A: It's just called profile picture

A: Thank you for viewing/visiting my profile. I would appreciate it if you corrected any other mistakes you see in my English.

A: As a nerd I would use "Your profile picture is cool. Where did you take it?" Although profile photo is correct, I don't think it is used by the younger generation.

A: good grammer. I just changed it to make it sound like how I would say it more naturally "You can't change your account info yet because you haven't verified your account yet"

A: *If you live to another country, you will realize that there's nothing like your own country. Because in each country, there are differences in culture."

"Because each country doesn't have the same culture"

A: yup its fine! but it should be “My records of self-improvement”