advice

advice
noun
(suggestions to a person about what he should do: You must seek legal advice if you want a divorce; Let me give you a piece of advice.) consejo
- advisable
- advisability
- adviser
- advisor
- advisory
advice n consejos
I don't need your advice no necesito tus consejos
she gave me some advice me dio consejos / me aconsejóadvice es un nombre incontable; para traducir un consejo se dice a piece of advice
let me give you a piece of advice déjame que te dé un consejo
advice
tr[əd'vaɪs]
noun
1 consejos nombre masculino plural
2 SMALLCOMMERCE/SMALL aviso, nota
■ we have not yet received advice of payment aún no hemos recibido la nota de pago
\
SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to take/follow somebody's advice seguir el consejo de alguien
to take legal advice consultar con un abogado
advice note nota de aviso, notificación nombre femenino
a piece of advice un consejo
advice [æd'vaɪs] n
: consejo m, recomendación f
take my advice: sigue mis consejos
advice
n.
• amonestación s.f.
• consejo s.m.
• noticia s.f.
• opinión s.f.
əd'vaɪs
noun
a) u (counsel) consejos mpl; (professional) asesoramiento m

a piece of advice — un consejo

he gave me some good advice — me dio buenos consejos, me aconsejó bien

advice on o about something: I'd like some advice on these contracts quisiera que se me aconsejara or se me asesorara sobre estos contratos; to give somebody advice aconsejar a alguien; to seek medical advice consultar a un médico; to take o follow somebody's advice seguir* los consejos de alguien; take my advice — hazme caso

b) u c (notification) aviso m, notificación f
[ǝd'vaɪs]
1. N
1) (gen) consejos mpl

he ignored my advice — ignoró mis consejos

it was good advice or a good piece of advice — fue un buen consejo

her doctor's advice was to rest — el médico le aconsejó descansar

• he did it against the advice of friends — lo hizo en contra de lo que le aconsejaron sus amigos

• to follow sb's advice — seguir el consejo or los consejos de algn

• let me give you some advice — permíteme que te dé un consejo, permíteme que te aconseje

• if you want my advice ... — si quieres (seguir) mi consejo ...

my advice to you is not to say anything — te aconsejo no decir nada, mi consejo es que no digas nada

• I need your advice — necesito que me aconsejes

• on the advice of sb — siguiendo el consejo or los consejos de algn

• a piece of advice — un consejo

• to take sb's advice — seguir el consejo or los consejos de algn, hacer caso a algn

take my advice and stay away from him! — ¡sigue mi consejo y no te metas con él!, ¡hazme caso y no te metas con él!

• when I want your advice I'll ask for it — cuando quiera que me aconsejes te lo pediré, cuando quiera tu consejo te lo pediré

2) (=professional help, information) asesoramiento m

• you need expert advice — necesitas el asesoramiento de un experto, necesitas hacerte asesorar por un experto

• the tourist office will give us advice on places to visit — la oficina de turismo nos asesorará sobre qué lugares visitar

• to seek sb's advice — consultar a algn, hacerse asesorar por algn

to seek professional/medical advice — consultar a or hacerse asesorar por un profesional/médico

• to take legal advice — consultar a un abogado, asesorarse con un abogado

3) (Comm) aviso m , notificación f
2.
CPD

advice column N — (gen) consultorio m ; (agony aunt's) consultorio m sentimental

advice columnist (US) N — (gen) redactor(a) m / f de consultorio; (=agony aunt) redactor(a) m / f de consultorio sentimental

advice line N — servicio m de asesoramiento por teléfono

advice note N — nota f de aviso

advice service N — servicio m de asesoramiento

* * *
[əd'vaɪs]
noun
a) u (counsel) consejos mpl; (professional) asesoramiento m

a piece of advice — un consejo

he gave me some good advice — me dio buenos consejos, me aconsejó bien

advice on o about something: I'd like some advice on these contracts quisiera que se me aconsejara or se me asesorara sobre estos contratos; to give somebody advice aconsejar a alguien; to seek medical advice consultar a un médico; to take o follow somebody's advice seguir* los consejos de alguien; take my advice — hazme caso

b) u c (notification) aviso m, notificación f

English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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