英语词汇“counsel”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

counsel

/ˈkaʊns(ə)l

noun

1 [mass noun] Advice, especially that given formally: with wise counsel a couple can buy a home that will be appreciating in value [count noun]: for the public, simple counsels of more patience are not enough...

As for the European Union, the situation is really bad, though wiser counsels may prevail in the next week or so.
In fact, this is only one of many wise counsels to the cautious buyer who fears being landed with a freshly minted or happily married antique.
To the spiritually minded he was rich in wise counsels.

Synonyms

advice, guidance, direction, instruction, information, enlightenment;

recommendations, suggestions, hints, tips, pointers, guidelines, ideas, opinions, views, facts, data;

warning, admonition, caution

1.1 archaic Consultation, especially to seek or give advice: he took much counsel with him

Synonyms

conference, consultation, discussion, deliberation, dialogue, conversation;

talks, negotiations

formal confabulation

2 (plural same) A barrister or other legal adviser conducting a case: the counsel for the defence...

Your role as a defence counsel is to fearlessly advocate for the person you are representing.
In other words, the efforts of the defence counsel on a partial indemnity basis are justified.
Defence counsel and the accused waive this date for jury selection and trial.

Synonyms

barrister, lawyer, counsellor, legal practitioner;

North American attorney;

North American & Irish counsellor-at-law;

Scottish Law advocate

informal brief

verb (counsels, counselling, counselled; US counsels, counseling, counseled) [with object]

1Give advice to (someone): careers officers should counsel young people in making their career decisions...

I would expect police officers to counsel the drivers on what is to be acquired.
In these new circumstances, he has counselled writers and intellectuals to be cautious.
In fact, she was counseled to remove her ear hoop for the forum, but she refused.

1.1Give professional help and advice to (someone) to resolve personal or psychological problems: he was being counselled for depression...

If professionals fail to counsel patients in the way recognized by their peers as appropriate they may be negligent.
His wife is a psychologist who counsels cancer patients for a living.
She estimated that she's counselled about 400 people, almost all of them women, since founding the organisation.

1.2Recommend (a course of action): the athlete’s coach counselled caution...

In fact, commanders counselled caution and warned that hasty judgements by the media would be premature!
The national development agency's study, which counselled caution, examined housing prices in 35 cities and urged authorities to prevent developing price distortions.
At most it counsels caution, prudence and a little more scepticism.

Synonyms

advise, guide, direct, recommend, encourage, entreat, urge, warn, admonish, caution;

give guidance to, give direction to, give one's opinion to, give one's suggestions to

Phrases

a counsel of despair

a counsel of perfection

keep one's own counsel

take counsel

Origin

Middle English: via Old French counseil (noun), conseiller (verb), from Latin consilium 'consultation, advice', related to consulere (see consult). Compare with council.

单词	counsel
释义	counsel /ˈkaʊns(ə)l / noun 1 [mass noun] Advice, especially that given formally: with wise counsel a couple can buy a home that will be appreciating in value [count noun]: for the public, simple counsels of more patience are not enough... As for the European Union, the situation is really bad, though wiser counsels may prevail in the next week or so. In fact, this is only one of many wise counsels to the cautious buyer who fears being landed with a freshly minted or happily married antique. To the spiritually minded he was rich in wise counsels. Synonyms advice, guidance, direction, instruction, information, enlightenment; recommendations, suggestions, hints, tips, pointers, guidelines, ideas, opinions, views, facts, data; warning, admonition, caution 1.1 archaic Consultation, especially to seek or give advice: he took much counsel with him Synonyms conference, consultation, discussion, deliberation, dialogue, conversation; talks, negotiations formal confabulation 2 (plural same) A barrister or other legal adviser conducting a case: the counsel for the defence... Your role as a defence counsel is to fearlessly advocate for the person you are representing. In other words, the efforts of the defence counsel on a partial indemnity basis are justified. Defence counsel and the accused waive this date for jury selection and trial. Synonyms barrister, lawyer, counsellor, legal practitioner; North American attorney; North American & Irish counsellor-at-law; Scottish Law advocate informal brief verb (counsels, counselling, counselled; US counsels, counseling, counseled) [with object] 1Give advice to (someone): careers officers should counsel young people in making their career decisions... I would expect police officers to counsel the drivers on what is to be acquired. In these new circumstances, he has counselled writers and intellectuals to be cautious. In fact, she was counseled to remove her ear hoop for the forum, but she refused. 1.1Give professional help and advice to (someone) to resolve personal or psychological problems: he was being counselled for depression... If professionals fail to counsel patients in the way recognized by their peers as appropriate they may be negligent. His wife is a psychologist who counsels cancer patients for a living. She estimated that she's counselled about 400 people, almost all of them women, since founding the organisation. 1.2Recommend (a course of action): the athlete’s coach counselled caution... In fact, commanders counselled caution and warned that hasty judgements by the media would be premature! The national development agency's study, which counselled caution, examined housing prices in 35 cities and urged authorities to prevent developing price distortions. At most it counsels caution, prudence and a little more scepticism. Synonyms advise, guide, direct, recommend, encourage, entreat, urge, warn, admonish, caution; give guidance to, give direction to, give one's opinion to, give one's suggestions to Phrases a counsel of despair a counsel of perfection keep one's own counsel take counsel Origin Middle English: via Old French counseil (noun), conseiller (verb), from Latin consilium 'consultation, advice', related to consulere (see consult). Compare with council. Rhymes council, groundsel
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