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82 a-da-de-yo-di
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83 råde
advise, counsel* * *vb advise,F counsel;( herske) rule, be master (, mistress);( være fremherskende) prevail ( fx the mood which prevailed among them), be prevalent, reign ( fx a complete silence reigned in the house);[ råde bod på] remedy, make good;[ lad blot mig råde] leave it to me;[ lade sig råde] be advised, listen to reason;[ hvis jeg måtte råde] if I had my way;[ med præp:][ råde for] be master (, mistress) of, control;[ det råder jeg ikke for] it is beyond my control;[ råde en fra at gøre noget] advise somebody not to do something; advise somebody against doing something;[ råde over] have at one's disposal,F command;[ råde til noget] advise (el. recommend) something;[ råde en til at gøre noget] advise (el. recommend) somebody to do something;[ hverken råde til eller fra] be non-committal;[ jeg vil hverken råde til eller fra] I won't advise either way. -
84 sconsigliare
advise againstsconsigliare qualcosa a qualcuno advise s.o. against something* * *sconsigliare v.tr. to advise (s.o.) against (sthg., doing), not to advise: mi sconsigliò di fare quel viaggio, he advised me against (making) that trip (o not to make that trip); mi hanno sconsigliato quell'albergo, I was advised (o told) not to go to that hotel.* * *[skonsiʎ'ʎare]verbo transitivosconsigliare a qcn. di fare qcs. — to advise sb. not to do o against doing sth., to warn sb. off doing sth
* * *sconsigliare/skonsiλ'λare/ [1]sconsigliare a qcn. di fare qcs. to advise sb. not to do o against doing sth., to warn sb. off doing sth. -
85 посъветвам
advise, counselпосъветвам се seek advice/counsel (c from), ask advice (c of), take counsel (с with); talk things over (с with)посъветвам се с consult (s.o.) (за on)* * *посъвѐтвам,гл. advise, counsel, ask (s.o.’s) advice;\посъветвам се seek advice/counsel (с from), ask advice (с of), take counsel (с with); talk things over (с with); \посъветвам се с consult (s.o.) (за on).* * *give advise* * *1. advise, counsel 2. ПОСЪВЕТВАМ ce seek advice/ counsel (c from), ask advice (c of), take counsel (c with);talk things over (c with) 3. ПОСЪВЕТВАМ се с consult (s.o.) (за on) -
86 советовать
advise* * *советовать; посоветовать advise, council* * *admonishadviseconsultrecommendredesuggest -
87 råde
* * *subst. connecting rod, con-rod verb. advise, recommend, caution verb. [ herske] prevail, command, rule, be master -
88 tilrå
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89 radiť
advise; counsel; rank* * *advise, classes, strike -
90 menunjuki
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91 chynghori
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92 gynghori
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93 aconsejar
• advise• advise in favor of• give account of• give aid• give consideration to• give countenance to -
94 aconsejar a favor de
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95 informar acerca de
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96 консультировать
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97 советовать
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98 посоветовать
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99 авизовать
Бизнес, юриспруденция. Русско-английский словарь > авизовать
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100 авизо
авизо
Сообщение об изменении в состоянии взаимных расчетов, посылаемое одним контрагентом другому, в том числе извещение, посылаемое банком клиенту о поступлениях переводов на его счет, об открытии аккредитива и др.
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