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单词 advice
释义
advice
noun[U]
uk
/ədˈvaɪs/us
/ədˈvaɪs/
A2
anopinionthat someoneoffersyou about what you should do or how you shouldactin aparticularsituation:
意见；忠告；劝告
Stevengaveme some good advice.史蒂文给了我一些好建议。
IthinkI'lltakeyouradvice(= do what yousuggest)and get thegreendress.我想，我就听你的建议，拿这件绿色连衣裙吧。
Can I give youapieceofadvice?你能听我一句劝吗？
I need some adviceonwhichcomputertobuy.我需要听听别人的意见来决定买哪种电脑。
[+ to infinitive]My advice istogo bytrain.我建议坐火车去。
We went toParisonSarah's advice.我们听从萨拉的建议去了巴黎。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
advice
  • adviceLet me give you some advice.
  • helpI didn't know who to turn to for help.
  • a piece of adviceLet me give you a piece of advice.
  • counselI will miss his wise counsel.
  • guidanceYoung people don't always appreciate the guidance offered by their parents and teachers.
  • counsellingUKVictims of abuse usually need expert counselling.
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Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
to give someone advice
  • give adviceCan you give me some advice about what to wear?
  • adviseThe doctor advised me to get plenty of rest.
  • counselHe counselled the young man to keep his silence.
  • recommendDoctors recommend regular exercise.
  • advocateI would advocate a system that is fair to everyone.
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More examples
  • Thecentreprovidesexpertadvice forpeoplewithfinancialproblems.
  • Idecidedtofollowher advice and go tobedearly.
  • Theserviceoffersyoungpeoplepracticaladvice onfindingajob.
  • I've alwaysvaluedher advice.
  • You should get somelegaladvice before you take anyfurtheraction.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Giving advice
  • (a) word to the wiseidiom
  • advice column
  • advice columnist
  • advisability
  • adviser
  • agony aunt
  • agony uncle
  • backseat driver
  • bum steer
  • clinic
  • consultant
  • consulting
  • counselling
  • handler
  • hold a clinicidiom
  • shoe
  • steer
  • talk some sense into sbidiom
  • waste
  • would
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Grammar

Adviceoradvise?
Advice /ədˈvɑɪs/ is a noun and means a suggestion about what someone should do. It is uncountable:…
(Definition ofadvicefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

advice| American Dictionary

advice
noun[U]
us
/ədˈvɑɪs,æd-/
anopinionthat someoneoffersyou about what you should do or how you shouldactin aparticularsituation:
She gave me some good advice.
IthinkI’ll takeyouradvice and gohome.
(Definition ofadvicefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

advice| Business English

advice
noun
uk
/ədˈvaɪs/us
[U]
anopinionthat someone gives you about what you should do or how you shouldbehavein aparticularsituation:
advice about sthSome of them give reallyhelpfuladvice about thejobmarket.
advice about/on sthSpeak to anindependentfinancialadviserfor advice onpersonalpensions.
Managers wereaskedwhat onepieceof advicethey would give to theboardtoimprovethequalityoftheirworkinglives.
give/provide/offer adviceHeoffersadvice onrightswhenbuyinggoodsorservices.
take/follow/seek adviceArecentsurveyfoundthatprivateinvestorsare two and ahalftimesmorelikelytofollowadvice in anewspapercolumnthan from afinancialadviser.
career/technical adviceThewebsiteofferscareeradvice forexecutives.
financial/tax/legal adviceThefirmsoughtindependentlegaladvice.
[CorU]LAW
aformaldocumenttellingyou about alegalorfinancialarrangementyou have beeninvolvedin:
advice of sale/dispatch/deliveryThe newownerwasworriedafterreceivingadvice ofsalefrom the vendor'slawyer.
See also
credit advice
letter of advice
remittance advice
(Definition ofadvicefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofadvice

advice
Theadviceis a genuine rule for the players who give it extra weight, but not for the ones who do not.
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The technicaladviceincluded is limited to that which teachers might need to know to manage learning effectively.
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Moreover, a panel is now allowed to seek information and technicaladvicefrom any individual or body which it deems appropriate.
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Those with higher education, income and assets give more financial resources andadvicebut help with fewer household tasks.
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Until recently, locating research or useful practicaladviceabout multilingualism and language learning was a very time-consuming endeavor.
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Some practicaladviceis also offered on how to implement this method in the classroom.
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Have philosophers not offered us profoundadviceon practical questions such as how to live and what to value?
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Similar things are discovered in ways of receiving compliments, receiving thanks, accepting offers, givingadvice, and showing concern.
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Patients responded positively toadvicewhen in an appropriate context and by a health professional with whom they had developed a relationship and rapport.
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The composer's role was here to write the piece and the other parties providedadviceon how the concepts underlying the piece might be realized.
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Not all rehabilitation is team-based, but a single individual can rarely meet any but the simplest functional needs without theadviceand support of others.
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She notes (122) that today's teachers are often influenced byadvicethat belongs to the past rather than the present.
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The bestadvicefor such estimates is perhaps to give a year or a number, but never both.
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The models of access to housing whichadviceagencies operate are important in determining what they do.
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Conclusions are drawn about the role ofadviceagencies in the development of citizenship rights.
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These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.

Collocationswithadvice

advice

These are words often used in combination withadvice.

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best advice
The best advice for such estimates is perhaps to give a year or a number, but never both.
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conflicting advice
Through an extensive literature review she analyses aspects of oboe teaching with specific reference to the often conflicting advice on breathing.
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constructive advice
The article has benefited also from the constructive advice of two anonymous referees.
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These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.
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