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1 conseiller
I.conseiller1 [kɔ̃seje]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb• il est conseillé aux parents de... parents are advised to...b. ( = guider) to advise• il a été bien/mal conseillé he has been given good/bad adviceII.conseiller2, -ère [kɔ̃seje, εʀ]1. masculine noun, feminine nouna. ( = expert) consultant (en in)b. (Administration, politics) councillor2. compounds* * *
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- ère kɔ̃seje, ɛʀ nom masculin, féminin1) ( expert) adviser [BrE]; consultant2) ( guide) counsellor [BrE]
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1) ( proposer) to recommend [lieu, activité, prudence]2) ( servir d'expert à) to advise [personne]•Phrasal Verbs:* * *
I kɔ̃seje vt1) [personne] to adviseIl a été mal conseillé. — He has been badly advised.
2) [méthode, action] to recommendIl m'a conseillé ce livre. — He recommended this book to me.
II (-ère)1) (qui conseille) adviser2) (membre d'un conseil) councillor* * *A nm,f1 ( expert) adviserGB; consultant; conseiller militaire/politique/fiscal military/political/tax adviser; conseiller du président presidential adviser; conseiller en communication communications adviser;B nm1 (membre de conseil, de cour) councillorGB;2 ( diplomate) counsellorGB.C vtr1 ( proposer) to recommend [lieu, activité, mesure, personne] (à to); dans ces cas-là je conseille de prendre un avocat in such cases I advise people to get a lawyer; conseiller à qn de faire to advise sb to do; conseiller la prudence to recommend caution;2 ( servir d'expert à) to advise [personne] (en matière de, sur on); être mal conseillé to be badly advised; il n'a pas été conseillé nobody advised him; se faire conseiller par qn to seek advice from sb.conseiller commercial commercial counsellorGB; conseiller culturel cultural counsellorGB; conseiller (principal) d'éducation Scol chief supervisor; conseiller d'État member of the Council of State; conseiller général Pol councillorGB for a French department; conseiller municipal town councillorGB; conseiller d'orientation Scol, Univ careers adviser; conseiller régional regional councillorGB.ⓘ Conseiller A conseiller d'éducation is a staff member of a secondary school who is responsible for the general discipline of pupils. A conseiller d'orientation is a careers and course adviser, based in a secondary school.I, conseillère [kɔ̃seje, ɛr] nom masculin, nom féminin[spécialiste] adviserconseiller économique/juridique economic/legal adviserconseiller conjugal ou matrimonial marriage guidance counsellor2. ÉDUCATIONa. [en ville] ≃ local ou town councillorb. [à la campagne] ≃ local councillorThis term refers to any member of the conseil municipal or the mayor himself. The number of councillors depends on the size of the town, although there must be a minimum of six. Paris has 163 councillors, known as the conseillers de Paris.II[kɔ̃seje] verbe transitif1. [recommander - livre, dentiste] to recommendconseiller quelque chose/quelqu'un à quelqu'un to recommend something/somebody to somebodyon m'a bien/mal conseillé I was given good/bad advicebeaucoup d'étudiants souhaitent se faire conseiller dans le choix d'une filière many students want to be advised about their choice of career -
2 consulter
consulter [kɔ̃sylte]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verb2. intransitive verb3. reflexive verb► se consulter ( = s'entretenir) to confer* * *kɔ̃sylte
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verbe transitif to consult [personne, ouvrage]
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verbe intransitif Médecine ( recevoir les patients) to hold surgery GB, to see patients
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se consulter verbe pronominal1) ( échanger des vues) to consult together2) ( être consultable)‘se consulte sur place’ — ‘for reference use only’
* * *kɔ̃sylte1. vt1) [spécialiste, médecin, notaire] to consultTu devrais consulter un médecin. — You should consult a doctor.
2) [encyclopédie, source d'information] to consult2. vi[médecin] to see patientsLe docteur ne consulte pas le samedi. — The doctor doesn't see patients on Saturdays.
* * *consulter verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( pour un diagnostic) [malade] to consult [médecin];3 ( par un vote) consulter le peuple to hold a general election, to hold a referendum;4 ( regarder pour information) to consult [liste, instrument, base de données, agenda, astres, dictionnaire].C se consulter vpr1 ( échanger des vues) [parents, spécialistes] to consult together; se consulter du regard to exchange glances;2 ( être consultable) ‘se consulte sur place’ ‘for reference use only’.[kɔ̃sylte] verbe transitif[voyante] to visit2. [livre, dictionnaire] to refer to (inseparable)[horoscope] to read3. (au négatif) (soutenu) [prendre en compte]————————[kɔ̃sylte] verbe intransitif————————se consulter verbe pronominal (emploi réciproque)[discuter] to confer -
3 solliciter
solliciter [sɔlisite]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verbb. [+ personne, curiosité, sens] to appeal to ; [+ attention] to attract* * *sɔlisite1) ( demander) fml to seek [entretien, poste, avis]; to seek, to solicit sout [contributions]; to canvass, to solicit sout [voix]j'ai l'honneur de solliciter de votre bienveillance l'autorisation de faire — I would respectfully request your permission to do
son avis est très sollicité — his/her advice is much ou highly sought-after
2) ( démarcher) to approach, to call on ou upon [personne, organisation]; to canvass [client, électeur]être très sollicité — [député, bienfaiteur] to be assailed by requests; [chanteur] to be very much in demand
3) ( faire appel à) to attract [intérêt, regard]; to call upon [mémoire]* * *sɔlisite vt1) (= faire appel à) [personne] to appeal tosolliciter qn de faire — to appeal to sb to do, to request sb to do
2) (= demander) [faveur, entretien, aide] to seeksolliciter un emploi (= postuler) — to apply for a job
3) (soumettre à un effort, une contrainte) [moteur] to make demands on* * *solliciter verb table: aimer vtr1 ( demander) fml to seek [entretien, poste, avis]; to seek, to solicit sout [contributions]; to canvass, to solicit sout [voix]; solliciter du Parlement des pouvoirs spéciaux to seek special powers from Parliament; j'ai l'honneur de solliciter de votre bienveillance l'autorisation de faire I would respectfully request your permission to do; son avis est très sollicité his/her advice is much ou highly sought-after;2 ( démarcher) to approach, to call on ou upon [personne, organisation]; to canvass [client, électeur]; être sollicité par des collecteurs de fonds to be approached ou asked for contributions by fund raisers; solliciter les clients à domicile to sell to people in their own homes; être très sollicité [député, bienfaiteur] to be assailed by requests; [chanteur, orateur] to be very much in demand;[sɔlisite] verbe transitif1. [requérir - entrevue] to request, to solicit, to beg the favour of (soutenu) ; [ - aide, conseils] to solicit, to seek (urgently) ; [ - emploi] to apply for (inseparable)2. [mettre en éveil - curiosité, attention] to arouse ; [ - élève] to spur ou to urge on (separable)le problème qui nous sollicite ou qui sollicite notre attention actuellement the problem currently before us3. [texte] to overinterpret5. [faire fonctionner - mécanisme] to put a strain on
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