He's a model professional.
1)He works as a fashion model.
2)He's a professional(though we're not sure of what exactly he does for a living), and he's outstanding in his working field(like, "he's a model student")
Which way to understand the sentence is correct? I'm so confused. Is it an intrinsically vague expression that we should avoid using? Thanks for explaining.
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