advocate
verb[T]
uk/ˈæd.və.keɪt/us/ˈæd.və.keɪt/C2
topubliclysupportorsuggestanidea,development, or way of doing something:
主张;拥护;支持;提倡[+ -ing verb]She advocates takinga morelong-termview.她主张把目光放得更长远一些。
He advocates thereturnofcapitalpunishment.他主张恢复死刑。
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.
- He waspartof anextremepoliticalgroupthat advocated thecompleteoverthrowof thepoliticalsystem.
- Heartdiseasespecialistsadvocate adietlowincholesterol.
- Hisdoctoradvocated earlyretirement.
- Theauthordeniedthat his newbookadvocatedviolence.
- Trotsky advocatedworldwiderevolution.
Backing, supporting & defending
- adopt
- advocacy
- affirmation
- allyyourselfto/withsomeone
- argumentation
- badge
- bailout
- champion
- keep the flag flyingidiom
- patronage
- recommended
- red carpet
- reinforce
- right behindsomeoneidiom
- roll out the red carpetidiom
- root
- root forsomeone
- stick
- stick together
- sympathetic
advocate
noun[C]
uk/ˈæd.və.kət/us/ˈæd.və.kət/advocatenoun[C](LAWYER)
alawyerwhodefendssomeone in alawcourt
辩护律师Lawyers & legal officials
- amicus
- articled
- attorney
- attorney general
- bailiff
- DPP
- draftswoman
- firm
- I rest my caseidiom
- KC
- notary
- paralegal
- probation officer
- procurator
- procurator fiscal
- solicitor
- super-firm
- superlawyer
- take silkidiom
- tribune
advocatenoun[C](SUPPORTER)
C2
someone whopubliclysupportssomething:
主张人;拥护人;支持者;提倡者He's astrongadvocateofstateownershipof therailways.他是铁路国有的积极倡导者。
Supporters, members & defenders
- allyship
- anti-evolution
- anti-evolutionary
- anti-evolutionist
- apologist
- apostle
- booster
- cadre
- custodian
- defender
- new/fresh bloodidiom
- partisan
- patroness
- protagonist
- recruit
- seconder
- sidekick
- upholder
- votary
- well-wisher