advise

verb

ad·vise əd-ˈvīz How to pronounce advise (audio)

advised; advising

transitive verb

: to give (someone) a recommendation about what should be done : to give advice to

Her doctor advised her to try a drier climate.

: caution, warn

advise them of the consequences

: recommend

advise prudence

: to give information or notice to : inform

advise them of their rights

intransitive verb

: to give a recommendation about what should be done

advise on legal matters

: to talk with someone in order to decide what should be done : consult

advise with friends

Did you know?

Advise was borrowed into Middle English in the 14th century as avise (spelling variants with the d found in the Modern English began showing up in the 15th century). The word is derived from the Anglo-French aviser, itself from avis, meaning "opinion." That avis is not to be confused with the Latin word avis, meaning "bird" (an ancestor of such English words as avian and aviation). Instead, it results from the Old French phrase ce m'est a vis ("that appears to me"), a partial translation of Latin mihi visum est, "it seemed so to me" or "I decided." We advise you to remember that the verb advise is spelled with an s, whereas the related noun advice includes a stealthy c.

Example Sentences

… the White House let it be known that the President had privately rebuked his Defense Secretary for not advising him of the extent of the problem.

John F. Dickerson et al., Time, 17 May 2004 Bureau of Land Management officials are recruiting a variety of Wyoming residents to serve on a working group that will advise the agency on possible changes to the level and pace of oil and gas development …

Jeff Gearino, Casper Star Tribune, 3 Mar. 2003 When I told my lawyer that my boyfriend was going to remodel my house, she advised me to get a strict estimate and regular billings …

Jane Smiley, Harper's, June 2000 Los Angeles Center advised me of a Boeing 747 at my one o'clock position and 500 feet below.

Barbara Cushman Rowell, Plane & Pilot, 1994 An internist … advised me of an experimental drug.

Robert E. Neger, American Medical News, 2 Sept. 1991 I strongly advise you to sell your old car. We advised them to save their money. My doctor advised me to lose some weight. She advises the President on foreign affairs. We were thinking of buying that house, but our lawyer advised against it. I advise selling your old car. He advises patience when dealing with children. The boss asked us to keep him advised about how the project is going. See More

Recent Examples on the Web Here is how doctors advise gaining the most benefit from the shot.

Alex Janin, WSJ, 10 Sep. 2022 Irregular menstrual cycles complicate the process, and healthcare providers generally advise taking several months to get to know your body before using a FAM.

Chloe Taylor, Fortune, 3 Sep. 2022 The National Weather Service and public health offices advise people to stay indoors as much as possible during extreme heat — particularly between 10 a.m.

Grace Toohey, Los Angeles Times, 31 Aug. 2022 Instead, Special Forces teams provide a small footprint, to create and advise a larger, native force capable of taking the fight to the enemy.

Kevin Maurer, Rolling Stone, 28 Aug. 2022 Paxlovid also interacts with common medications, such as cholesterol-lowering statins, so some doctors advise patients to stop or reduce those medications during the five-day Paxlovid course.

Alice Park, Time, 24 Aug. 2022 Consumer advocates advise to always pay bills on time — in particular, mortgage and credit cards, because banks and home lenders report immediately to the credit agencies.

Alexandra Peers, CNN, 14 Aug. 2022 Both Bolton and Pompeo are top critics of Iran and frequently advise for hawkish policies toward the country.

Anders Hagstrom, Fox News, 11 Aug. 2022 Practitioners should heed this development and advise their affluent clients accordingly!

Peter J Reilly, Forbes, 9 Aug. 2022 See More

Word History

Etymology

Middle English avisen, advisen "to look at, examine, find out, take thought, consider, decide, instruct, counsel," borrowed from Anglo-French aviser, adviser "to look at, examine, consider, give advice to, inform," partly from a- (going back to Latin ad- ad-) + viser "to see, catch sight of" (going back to Vulgar Latin *vīsāre, alteration, by conjugational change, of Latin vīsere "to go and look, look," frequentative of vidēre "to see"), partly verbal derivative of avis "thought, judgment" — more at advice

First Known Use

14th century, in the meaning defined at transitive sense 1a

单词	advisers
释义	advise verb ad·vise əd-ˈvīz advised; advising transitive verb 1 a : to give (someone) a recommendation about what should be done : to give advice to Her doctor advised her to try a drier climate. b : caution, warn advise them of the consequences c : recommend advise prudence 2 : to give information or notice to : inform advise them of their rights intransitive verb 1 : to give a recommendation about what should be done advise on legal matters 2 : to talk with someone in order to decide what should be done : consult advise with friends Did you know? Advise was borrowed into Middle English in the 14th century as avise (spelling variants with the d found in the Modern English began showing up in the 15th century). The word is derived from the Anglo-French aviser, itself from avis, meaning "opinion." That avis is not to be confused with the Latin word avis, meaning "bird" (an ancestor of such English words as avian and aviation). Instead, it results from the Old French phrase ce m'est a vis ("that appears to me"), a partial translation of Latin mihi visum est, "it seemed so to me" or "I decided." We advise you to remember that the verb advise is spelled with an s, whereas the related noun advice includes a stealthy c. Synonyms adjure admonish counsel See all Synonyms & Antonyms Example Sentences … the White House let it be known that the President had privately rebuked his Defense Secretary for not advising him of the extent of the problem. John F. Dickerson et al., Time, 17 May 2004 Bureau of Land Management officials are recruiting a variety of Wyoming residents to serve on a working group that will advise the agency on possible changes to the level and pace of oil and gas development … Jeff Gearino, Casper Star Tribune, 3 Mar. 2003 When I told my lawyer that my boyfriend was going to remodel my house, she advised me to get a strict estimate and regular billings … Jane Smiley, Harper's, June 2000 Los Angeles Center advised me of a Boeing 747 at my one o'clock position and 500 feet below. Barbara Cushman Rowell, Plane & Pilot, 1994 An internist … advised me of an experimental drug. Robert E. Neger, American Medical News, 2 Sept. 1991 I strongly advise you to sell your old car. We advised them to save their money. My doctor advised me to lose some weight. She advises the President on foreign affairs. We were thinking of buying that house, but our lawyer advised against it. I advise selling your old car. He advises patience when dealing with children. The boss asked us to keep him advised about how the project is going. See More Recent Examples on the Web Here is how doctors advise gaining the most benefit from the shot. Alex Janin, WSJ, 10 Sep. 2022 Irregular menstrual cycles complicate the process, and healthcare providers generally advise taking several months to get to know your body before using a FAM. Chloe Taylor, Fortune, 3 Sep. 2022 The National Weather Service and public health offices advise people to stay indoors as much as possible during extreme heat — particularly between 10 a.m. Grace Toohey, Los Angeles Times, 31 Aug. 2022 Instead, Special Forces teams provide a small footprint, to create and advise a larger, native force capable of taking the fight to the enemy. Kevin Maurer, Rolling Stone, 28 Aug. 2022 Paxlovid also interacts with common medications, such as cholesterol-lowering statins, so some doctors advise patients to stop or reduce those medications during the five-day Paxlovid course. Alice Park, Time, 24 Aug. 2022 Consumer advocates advise to always pay bills on time — in particular, mortgage and credit cards, because banks and home lenders report immediately to the credit agencies. Alexandra Peers, CNN, 14 Aug. 2022 Both Bolton and Pompeo are top critics of Iran and frequently advise for hawkish policies toward the country. Anders Hagstrom, Fox News, 11 Aug. 2022 Practitioners should heed this development and advise their affluent clients accordingly! Peter J Reilly, Forbes, 9 Aug. 2022 See More Word History Etymology Middle English avisen, advisen "to look at, examine, find out, take thought, consider, decide, instruct, counsel," borrowed from Anglo-French aviser, adviser "to look at, examine, consider, give advice to, inform," partly from a- (going back to Latin ad- ad-) + viser "to see, catch sight of" (going back to Vulgar Latin vīsāre, alteration, by conjugational change, of Latin vīsere* "to go and look, look," frequentative of vidēre "to see"), partly verbal derivative of avis "thought, judgment" — more at advice First Known Use 14th century, in the meaning defined at transitive sense 1a Phrases Containing advise advise one against advise one against Kids Definition advise verb ad·vise əd-ˈvīz advised; advising 1 : to give suggestions about a decision or action : give advice to 2 : to give information about something Passengers were advised of bad flying conditions. Legal Definition advise verb ad·vise əd-ˈvīz advised; advising transitive verb 1 : to give advice to : counsel advise them to draw up a will 2 : to give information or notice to advise them of their rights intransitive verb 1 : to give advice advise on legal matters 2 : to take counsel advise with your lawyer advisers noun variants also advisors plural of adviser as in consultants a person who gives advice especially professionally our financial adviser had some words of caution about buying a second home Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance consultants counselors experts counsellors professionals counsels specialists confidants consiglieri pros consiglieres authorities cabinets kitchen cabinets sounding boards Antonyms & Near Antonyms counselees
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