advise
US: /ædˈvaɪz/, /ədˈvaɪz/
UK: /ɐdvˈaɪz/
UK: /ɐdvˈaɪz/
English Vietnamese dictionary
advise /əd'vaiz/
- ngoại động từ
- khuyên, khuyên bảo, răn bảo
- (thương nghiệp) báo cho biết
- to advise someone of something: báo cho ai biết việc gì
- ngoại động từ
- hỏi ý kiến
- to advise with someone: hỏi ý kiến người nào
- hỏi ý kiến
Advanced English dictionary
+ verb
1 ~ (sb) (against sth / against doing sth) to tell sb what you think they should do in a particular situation: [V] I would strongly advise against going out on your own. + [VN] Her mother was away and couldn't advise her. + I'd advise extreme caution. + [VN to inf] Police are advising fans without tickets to stay away. + I'd advise you not to tell him. + [V that] They advise that a passport be carried with you at all times. + [VN that] It is strongly advised that you take out some form of medical insurance. + [V -ing] I'd advise buying your tickets well in advance if you want to travel in August. + [V speech, VN speech] 'Get there early,' she advised (them).
See also -
2 ~ (sb) on sth ~ (sb) about sth / doing sth to give sb help and information on a subject that you know a lot about: [V] We employ an expert to advise on new technology. + [VN] She advises the government on environmental issues. + [V wh-] The pharmacist will advise which medicines are safe to take. + [VN wh-] Your lawyer can advise you whether to take any action.
3 ~ sb (of sth) (formal) to officially tell sb sth: [VN] Please advise us of any changes in your personal details. + [VN wh-] I will contact you later to advise you when to come. + [VN that] I regret to advise you that the course is now full.
Thesaurus dictionary
v.
1 counsel, guide, recommend, suggest, commend; caution, admonish, warn; urge, encourage:
I advised him to be careful driving at night in that area.
2 tell, announce (to), inform, apprise, register, make known (to), intimate (to), notify:
We advised her of our disapproval. The police have advised the defendants of their rights.
Collocation dictionary
1 tell sb what you think they should do
ADV.
strenuously, strongly
I strongly advise you not to do this.
| badly, wrongly
We were badly advised by our solicitor.
| properly | legally
PREP.
about
We can advise parents about education.
| against
They advised me against sending cash by post.
| on
We will be happy to advise on any financial matters.
PHRASES
be ill/well advised to do sth
John would be ill advised to rely on their support. You would be better advised to consult an accountant.
2 inform sb of sth
VERB + ADVISE
be pleased to
I am pleased to advise you that your application has been accepted.
| regret to
PREP.
of
PHRASES
keep sb advised
Please keep me advised of new developments in this case.
Concise English dictionary
advises|advised|advisingəd'vaɪz
verb
+give advice to
+inform (somebody) of something
+make a proposal, declare a plan for something
