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1 advise
transitive verb1) (offer advice to) beratenadvise somebody to do something — jemandem raten, etwas zu tun
advise somebody not to do or against doing something — jemandem abraten, etwas zu tun
2) (recommend)3) (inform) unterrichten, informieren (of über + Akk.)* * *1) (to give advice to; to recommend: My lawyer advises me to buy the house.) raten2) ((with of) to inform: This letter is to advise you of our interest in your proposal.) benachrichtigen* * *ad·vise[ədˈvaɪz]I. vt▪ to \advise sb1. (give council) jdn beratenshe \advised us when to come sie sagte uns, wann wir kommen solltento be ill-/well-\advised schlecht/gut beraten sein▪ to \advise sb to do sth jdm [dazu] raten, etw zu tun2. (inform) jdn informierenplease \advise us of the expected time of arrival bitte geben Sie uns Bescheid, wann Sie voraussichtlich ankommen werdenI'd \advise waiting until tomorrow ich würde vorschlagen, bis morgen zu wartenshe \advises on African policy sie ist Beraterin für afrikanische Politik* * *[əd'vaɪz]1. vtto advise caution —
I wouldn't advise it — ich würde es nicht raten or empfehlen
I would advise you to do it/not to do it — ich würde dir zuraten/abraten
to advise sb against doing sth — jdm abraten, etw zu tun
what would you advise me to do? — was or wozu würden Sie mir raten?
2) (COMM: inform) verständigen, avisierento advise sb of sth — jdn von etw in Kenntnis setzen
our agent keeps us advised of developments — unser Vertreter unterrichtet uns ständig über neue Entwicklungen
2. vi1) (= give advice) ratenhis function is merely to advise — er hat nur beratende Funktion
2) (US)* * *advise [ədˈvaız]A v/tadvise sb to do sth jemandem raten, etwas zu tun;what would you advise me to do? was würdest du mir raten?;they advised me to be careful sie rieten mir zur Vorsicht;advise sb against sth jemandem von etwas abraten;2. zu etwas raten:he advised waiting er riet zu wartenof von)B v/i1. I will do as you advise ich werde Ihrem Rat folgen;advise against sth von etwas abraten;advise against doing sth davon abraten, etwas zu tun* * *transitive verb1) (offer advice to) beratenadvise somebody to do something — jemandem raten, etwas zu tun
advise somebody not to do or against doing something — jemandem abraten, etwas zu tun
2) (recommend)3) (inform) unterrichten, informieren (of über + Akk.)* * *v.anraten v.avisieren v.benachrichtigen v.mitteilen v.raten v.(§ p.,pp.: riet, geraten)verständigen v.zureden v. -
2 advice
(counsel) Rat, deron somebody's advice — auf jemandes Rat (Akk.) hin
a piece of advice — ein Rat[schlag]
if you ask or want my advice — wenn du meinen Rat hören willst
ask somebody's advice [on something] — jemanden [wegen etwas] um Rat bitten
take somebody's advice — jemandes Rat (Dat.) folgen
* * *(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.) der Rat- academic.ru/887/advise">advise- advisable
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- advisory* * *ad·vice[ədˈvaɪs]nmy \advice is to give yourself up to the police ich würde dir raten, dich der Polizei zu stellensome [or a piece of] \advice ein Rat[schlag] m, eine Empfehlungfinancial/legal \advice Finanz-/Rechtsberatung fto take financial/legal/medical \advice einen Finanzexperten/Rechtsanwalt/Arzt zurate ziehen, sich akk finanziell/rechtlich/medizinisch beraten lassento ask [sb] for \advice [jdn] um Rat fragen [o bitten]to give sb some good \advice jdm einen guten Rat gebento ignore sb's \advice nicht auf jds Rat hörento take sb's \advice jds Rat[schlag] beherzigen [o befolgen]take my \advice! hör[e] auf mich [o meinen Rat]!▪ on sb's \advice auf jds Rat hin\advice of delivery Rückschein mas per \advice laut Bericht [o fachspr Avis]* * *[əd'vaɪs]n1) no pl Rat m no pllet me give you a piece of advice or some advice —
you're a fine one to give advice — du hast gut raten, ausgerechnet du willst hier Ratschläge geben
his advice was always useful — er gab immer guten Rat or gute Ratschläge
to take sb's advice — jds Rat ( be)folgen
to seek (sb's) advice — (jdn) um Rat fragen; (from doctor, lawyer etc) Rat (bei jdm) einholen
to take medical/legal advice — einen Arzt/Rechtsanwalt zu Rate ziehen
my advice to him would be... —
2) (COMM: notification) Mitteilung f, Avis m or nt* * *1. Rat m, Ratschlag m oder Ratschläge pl:a piece of advice ein Rat(schlag);he went to a priest for advice er ging zu einem Priester, um sich Rat zu holen oder um sich beraten zu lassen; er wandte sich Rat suchend an einen Priester;on sb’s advice auf jemandes Anraten, auf jemandes Rat hin;she gave me some good advice sie gab mir einen guten Rat;from bei);take legal advice sich juristisch beraten lassen;take medical advice ärztlichen Rat einholen, einen Arzt zurate ziehen;2. a) Nachricht f, Benachrichtigung fb) WIRTSCH Avis m/n, Avisierung f, Anzeige f:as per advice laut Avis;advice of credit Gutschriftsanzeige;advice note schriftliche Anzeige* * *noun, no pl., no indef. art.(counsel) Rat, deron somebody's advice — auf jemandes Rat (Akk.) hin
a piece of advice — ein Rat[schlag]
if you ask or want my advice — wenn du meinen Rat hören willst
ask somebody's advice [on something] — jemanden [wegen etwas] um Rat bitten
take somebody's advice — jemandes Rat (Dat.) folgen
* * *n.Beratung -en f.Empfehlung f.Hinweisgabe f.Rat ¨-e m.Ratschlag m.Vorschlag m.
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