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[gest]nгость, приглашённое лицоYou should make a guests list of who you want to invite. — Тебе следует составить список гостей, которых ты хочешь пригласить.
We have guests today. — У нас сегодня гости.
You are always a welcome guest here. — Мы вам всегда рады, вы здесь желанный гость.
He was a frequent guest at our home. — Его к нам часто приглашали. /Он был у нас частым гостем.
I was a guest at his house for a week. — Я у него гостил неделю
- early guest- distinguished guest
- invited guests
- welcome guests
- parting guests
- rooming guest
- home guest
- fellow guests
- guest lectured
- guest pianist
- guest conductor
- guest team
- guest list
- guest at the party
- guests of honour
- guest of the city
- guests in a hotel
- permanent guest in a hotel
- principal guest of the day
- be a guest at dinner
- invite guests
- expect guests
- receive guests
- entertain guests
- be smb's guest
- come as a guest for the weekend
- have guests for dinner
- accommodate guests with lodgings
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2 advice
[əd'vaɪs]сущ.1) только ед. совет, рекомендацияsensible / sound advice — разумный совет
misleading advice — совет, вводящий в заблуждение
unsolicited advice — "бесплатный" совет (данный по инициативе советующего, когда о совете не просили)
a bit, piece, word of advice — совет (по конкретному, незначительному поводу)
on smb.'s advice — по чьему-л. совету
to give / offer smb. advice to do smth. — давать кому-л. совет, советовать кому-л. что-л. сделать
to disregard / refuse / turn a deaf ear to advice — не послушаться совета, пропустить мимо ушей
We took his advice to remain silent. — Мы последовали его совету хранить молчание.
My advice is that you see / should see a doctor. — Советую вам сходить к врачу.
He asked (me) for my advice on the choice of a new car / on what he should do. — Он попросил меня дать ему совет относительно выбора нового автомобиля / относительно того, как ему лучше поступить.
There's lots of advice in the book on baby care. — В книге множество советов по уходу за детьми.
Can you give me some advice about buying a house? — Не можете дать мне какие-нибудь советы относительно покупки дома?
Advice is seldom welcome; and those who want it the most always like it the least. ( Lord Chesterfield) — Мало кому нравятся советы, и меньше всех их любят те, кто больше всего в них нуждается.
One gives nothing so freely as advice. (F. La Rochefoucauld) — Мы ничего не раздаём с такой щедростью, как советы.
Syn:Gram:[ref dict="LingvoGrammar (En-Ru)"]advice[/ref]2) только ед. профессиональный совет, консультация ( специалиста)to follow / take / act on / act upon the doctor's advice about / on smth. — следовать совету врача относительно чего-л.
professional advice — профессиональная консультация, мнение эксперта
On my doctor's advice and also by my own decision, I will not sing opera next season. — По совету моего доктора, а также в соответствии с моим собственным решением, я не буду петь в опере в следующем сезоне.
3) обычно мн.а) юр. извещение, уведомлениеWe received advice of delivery next Tuesday. — Мы получили извещение о том, что товар будет доставлен в следующий вторник.
б) фин.; = letter of advice авизо (официальное извещение, отметка о выполнении какой-л. расчётной операции в банковской или бухгалтерской практике)Syn:4) уст.; обычно мн. официальное сообщениеBut all this would be nothing if we had not received advices from England which prove that Mr. Grey's visit here has an element of mystery in it. (A. K. Green, The Woman in the Alcove) — Но всё это не имело бы никакого значения, не получи мы известия из Англии, подтверждающие, что в визите сюда мистера Грея кроется какая-то тайна.
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