英语词汇advice的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

advice /ədˈvaɪs/ noun an opinion you give someone about what they should doadjectivesgood/excellent/useful/helpful advice The book is full of good advice.sound advice (=sensible) I thought that this was sound advice.bad/poor advice Financial advisers can be fined if they give bad advice to a client.advice is wrong Unfortunately all the advice they gave me was wrong.practical advice The programme aims to offer practical advice on healthy eating.detailed advice The website gives detailed advice about making bombs.professional/expert/specialist advice It’s advisable to get professional advice before starting any building work.legal/medical/financial etc advice Good legal advice can be expensive.independent/impartial advice (=from someone who is not involved and will not get an advantage) The banks claim to offer independent financial advice.conflicting advice (=very different opinions about what you should do) I’ve asked several people, and they’ve all given me conflicting advice.verbsgive sb some advice My father gave me some useful advice. | The scheme has given advice and training to scores of youngsters taking part.get some advice I decided to get some advice from a specialist.ask sb’s advice Can I ask your advice about something?ask for advice If in doubt, always ask for advice.take/follow sb’s advice also act on sb’s advice formal (=do what someone advises you to do) He followed his doctor’s advice and went on a low-fat diet. | The king acted on his advice and ordered his soldiers to get ready for battle.listen to sb’s advice also heed sb’s advice formal (=pay attention to someone’s advice) I wish I had listened to her advice.ignore/disregard sb’s advice (=not do what someone tells you) The accident happened because she ignored their advice.go/turn to sb for advice People often go to him for advice about their problems.seek advice (=try to get some advice) If you have any of these symptoms, you should seek urgent advice.offer advice They can offer advice to those who wish to quit drinking.pass on some advice (=give someone advice that you have learned or been given) Readers can pass on advice about gardening.nouns + advicecareer(s) advice We offer career advice and information for graduates.business advice Business advice from an expert is invaluable if you are starting a company.investment/tax advice The losses resulted from poor investment advice.advice + nounsan advice service They offer a 24-hour advice service to customers.an advice line Call our free 24-hour legal advice line on 0900 555555.an advice agency/centre Information on housing and welfare benefits is available from local advice agencies.an advice column (=in a newspaper or magazine) He writes a financial advice column in a national newspaper.prepositionsadvice on/about sth The nurse will give you some advice on diet and exercise.advice from sb You should seek professional advice from a lawyer.on sb’s advice (=because someone has advised it) On his lawyer’s advice, he pleaded guilty to the crime.against sb’s advice (=ignoring someone’s advice) Eva travelled to India against the advice of her doctor.phrasesa piece of advice also a bit of advice informal Let me give you a piece of advice.a word of advice spoken (=used when advising someone what to do) A word of advice: look at the small print in the contract very carefully.THESAURUS: advice tip a simple but useful piece of advice about the best way to do something: There are some useful tips on healthy eating. recommendation advice about what to do, usually given by an expert or a group of people who have studied the matter: One of the major recommendations of the report was that banks should separate everyday banking from their investment banking activities. | The Committee made a series of recommendations for changes in the law on corruption. guidance helpful general advice, especially about what to do in your life, your work etc: Young people need guidance on dealing with this sort of problem. | She works as a careers guidance counsellor.

词组	advice
释义	advice /ədˈvaɪs/ noun an opinion you give someone about what they should doadjectivesgood/excellent/useful/helpful advice The book is full of good advice.sound advice (=sensible) I thought that this was sound advice.bad/poor advice Financial advisers can be fined if they give bad advice to a client.advice is wrong Unfortunately all the advice they gave me was wrong.practical advice The programme aims to offer practical advice on healthy eating.detailed advice The website gives detailed advice about making bombs.professional/expert/specialist advice It’s advisable to get professional advice before starting any building work.legal/medical/financial etc advice Good legal advice can be expensive.independent/impartial advice (=from someone who is not involved and will not get an advantage) The banks claim to offer independent financial advice.conflicting advice (=very different opinions about what you should do) I’ve asked several people, and they’ve all given me conflicting advice.verbsgive sb some advice My father gave me some useful advice. \| The scheme has given advice and training to scores of youngsters taking part.get some advice I decided to get some advice from a specialist.ask sb’s advice Can I ask your advice about something?ask for advice If in doubt, always ask for advice.take/follow sb’s advice also act on sb’s advice formal (=do what someone advises you to do) He followed his doctor’s advice and went on a low-fat diet. \| The king acted on his advice and ordered his soldiers to get ready for battle.listen to sb’s advice also heed sb’s advice formal (=pay attention to someone’s advice) I wish I had listened to her advice.ignore/disregard sb’s advice (=not do what someone tells you) The accident happened because she ignored their advice.go/turn to sb for advice People often go to him for advice about their problems.seek advice (=try to get some advice) If you have any of these symptoms, you should seek urgent advice.offer advice They can offer advice to those who wish to quit drinking.pass on some advice (=give someone advice that you have learned or been given) Readers can pass on advice about gardening.nouns + advicecareer(s) advice We offer career advice and information for graduates.business advice Business advice from an expert is invaluable if you are starting a company.investment/tax advice The losses resulted from poor investment advice.advice + nounsan advice service They offer a 24-hour advice service to customers.an advice line Call our free 24-hour legal advice line on 0900 555555.an advice agency/centre Information on housing and welfare benefits is available from local advice agencies.an advice column (=in a newspaper or magazine) He writes a financial advice column in a national newspaper.prepositionsadvice on/about sth The nurse will give you some advice on diet and exercise.advice from sb You should seek professional advice from a lawyer.on sb’s advice (=because someone has advised it) On his lawyer’s advice, he pleaded guilty to the crime.against sb’s advice (=ignoring someone’s advice) Eva travelled to India against the advice of her doctor.phrasesa piece of advice also a bit of advice informal Let me give you a piece of advice.a word of advice spoken (=used when advising someone what to do) A word of advice: look at the small print in the contract very carefully.THESAURUS: advice tip a simple but useful piece of advice about the best way to do something: There are some useful tips on healthy eating. recommendation advice about what to do, usually given by an expert or a group of people who have studied the matter: One of the major recommendations of the report was that banks should separate everyday banking from their investment banking activities. \| The Committee made a series of recommendations for changes in the law on corruption. guidance helpful general advice, especially about what to do in your life, your work etc: Young people need guidance on dealing with this sort of problem. \| She works as a careers guidance counsellor.
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