Definition of advisable in English:

advisable

adjective ədˈvʌɪzəb(ə)lədˈvaɪzəb(ə)l

(of a course of action) to be recommended; sensible.
it is advisable to carry one of the major credit cards
early booking is advisable
Example sentencesExamples
- It is also not advisable to consolidate debts by repeatedly remortgaging.
- It may also be advisable to carry an emergency card or bracelet to alert others of the allergy.
- Supplemental oxygen is not required to climb it, but good brakes in your car are advisable.
- But for aficionados of charmless architecture, it would be advisable to move fast.
- As copies are selling very quickly it is advisable to purchase one without delay.
- Would it be advisable to convert our savings into euros to avoid loss?
- It is advisable to drink lots of water and losing weight helps a lot.
- Advance booking is always advisable but you can of course always take a chance on the day itself.
- All those interested in taking part should note that early booking is advisable.
- I know also that wearing a helmet is not compulsory - but that it is advisable for obvious reasons.
- Again, it's advisable to talk to other parents and to follow up recommendations.
- In fact, it is advisable to be cautious and consult a doctor prior to departure.
- It is not advisable to let young children out at night and they should always be supervised whenever possible.
- Art classes for the retired are now commencing in the Nursing home and booking is advisable.
- Childcare will be provided but places are limited so early booking is advisable.
- There are other questions raised about whether it is advisable to have government so close to the funding of the arts.
- This may be advisable if you are likely to be carried away by the proceedings and bid over your upper limit.
- As our numbers are increasing it is advisable to book your time as early as possible during the week.
- The courses at present are heavily booked so it is advisable to put your name down early.
- There are no booking arrangements, so it is advisable for patrons to come early and get seats.
Synonyms
wise, desirable, preferable, well, best, sensible, commonsensical, sound, prudent, proper, appropriate, apt, suitable, fitting, judicious, recommended, recommendable, suggested, expedient, politic, helpful, useful, effective, advantageous, beneficial, valuable, profitable, gainful
in one's (best) interests

Derivatives

advisably

adverb ədˈvʌɪzəbliədˈvaɪzəbli

During one of the conferences a real photo was displayed for about an hour and then an author took it away advisably.
Example sentencesExamples
- For details, ask the nearest German Embassy or Consulate, advisably before you send the application.
- We hope we will enjoy some beautiful fall days but advisably you should also be prepared for some rain.
- Be on the tower early enough, advisably not later than three to four in the afternoon.
- The next move is advisably the idea of getting a transit aspect report.

Definition of advisable in US English:

advisable

adjectiveədˈvaɪzəb(ə)lədˈvīzəb(ə)l

often with infinitive (of a course of action) to be recommended; sensible.
it is advisable to carry one of the major credit cards
early booking is advisable
Example sentencesExamples
- In fact, it is advisable to be cautious and consult a doctor prior to departure.
- As our numbers are increasing it is advisable to book your time as early as possible during the week.
- Again, it's advisable to talk to other parents and to follow up recommendations.
- Art classes for the retired are now commencing in the Nursing home and booking is advisable.
- It may also be advisable to carry an emergency card or bracelet to alert others of the allergy.
- There are other questions raised about whether it is advisable to have government so close to the funding of the arts.
- All those interested in taking part should note that early booking is advisable.
- It is not advisable to let young children out at night and they should always be supervised whenever possible.
- As copies are selling very quickly it is advisable to purchase one without delay.
- The courses at present are heavily booked so it is advisable to put your name down early.
- Supplemental oxygen is not required to climb it, but good brakes in your car are advisable.
- There are no booking arrangements, so it is advisable for patrons to come early and get seats.
- It is also not advisable to consolidate debts by repeatedly remortgaging.
- But for aficionados of charmless architecture, it would be advisable to move fast.
- I know also that wearing a helmet is not compulsory - but that it is advisable for obvious reasons.
- It is advisable to drink lots of water and losing weight helps a lot.
- Would it be advisable to convert our savings into euros to avoid loss?
- Advance booking is always advisable but you can of course always take a chance on the day itself.
- Childcare will be provided but places are limited so early booking is advisable.
- This may be advisable if you are likely to be carried away by the proceedings and bid over your upper limit.
Synonyms
wise, desirable, preferable, well, best, sensible, commonsensical, sound, prudent, proper, appropriate, apt, suitable, fitting, judicious, recommended, recommendable, suggested, expedient, politic, helpful, useful, effective, advantageous, beneficial, valuable, profitable, gainful

单词	advisable
释义	Definition of advisable in English: advisable adjective ədˈvʌɪzəb(ə)lədˈvaɪzəb(ə)l (of a course of action) to be recommended; sensible. it is advisable to carry one of the major credit cards early booking is advisable Example sentencesExamples It is also not advisable to consolidate debts by repeatedly remortgaging. It may also be advisable to carry an emergency card or bracelet to alert others of the allergy. Supplemental oxygen is not required to climb it, but good brakes in your car are advisable. But for aficionados of charmless architecture, it would be advisable to move fast. As copies are selling very quickly it is advisable to purchase one without delay. Would it be advisable to convert our savings into euros to avoid loss? It is advisable to drink lots of water and losing weight helps a lot. Advance booking is always advisable but you can of course always take a chance on the day itself. All those interested in taking part should note that early booking is advisable. I know also that wearing a helmet is not compulsory - but that it is advisable for obvious reasons. Again, it's advisable to talk to other parents and to follow up recommendations. In fact, it is advisable to be cautious and consult a doctor prior to departure. It is not advisable to let young children out at night and they should always be supervised whenever possible. Art classes for the retired are now commencing in the Nursing home and booking is advisable. Childcare will be provided but places are limited so early booking is advisable. There are other questions raised about whether it is advisable to have government so close to the funding of the arts. This may be advisable if you are likely to be carried away by the proceedings and bid over your upper limit. As our numbers are increasing it is advisable to book your time as early as possible during the week. The courses at present are heavily booked so it is advisable to put your name down early. There are no booking arrangements, so it is advisable for patrons to come early and get seats. Synonyms wise, desirable, preferable, well, best, sensible, commonsensical, sound, prudent, proper, appropriate, apt, suitable, fitting, judicious, recommended, recommendable, suggested, expedient, politic, helpful, useful, effective, advantageous, beneficial, valuable, profitable, gainful in one's (best) interests Derivatives advisably adverb ədˈvʌɪzəbliədˈvaɪzəbli During one of the conferences a real photo was displayed for about an hour and then an author took it away advisably. Example sentencesExamples For details, ask the nearest German Embassy or Consulate, advisably before you send the application. We hope we will enjoy some beautiful fall days but advisably you should also be prepared for some rain. Be on the tower early enough, advisably not later than three to four in the afternoon. The next move is advisably the idea of getting a transit aspect report. Definition of advisable in US English: advisable adjectiveədˈvaɪzəb(ə)lədˈvīzəb(ə)l often with infinitive (of a course of action) to be recommended; sensible. it is advisable to carry one of the major credit cards early booking is advisable Example sentencesExamples In fact, it is advisable to be cautious and consult a doctor prior to departure. As our numbers are increasing it is advisable to book your time as early as possible during the week. Again, it's advisable to talk to other parents and to follow up recommendations. Art classes for the retired are now commencing in the Nursing home and booking is advisable. It may also be advisable to carry an emergency card or bracelet to alert others of the allergy. There are other questions raised about whether it is advisable to have government so close to the funding of the arts. All those interested in taking part should note that early booking is advisable. It is not advisable to let young children out at night and they should always be supervised whenever possible. As copies are selling very quickly it is advisable to purchase one without delay. The courses at present are heavily booked so it is advisable to put your name down early. Supplemental oxygen is not required to climb it, but good brakes in your car are advisable. There are no booking arrangements, so it is advisable for patrons to come early and get seats. It is also not advisable to consolidate debts by repeatedly remortgaging. But for aficionados of charmless architecture, it would be advisable to move fast. I know also that wearing a helmet is not compulsory - but that it is advisable for obvious reasons. It is advisable to drink lots of water and losing weight helps a lot. Would it be advisable to convert our savings into euros to avoid loss? Advance booking is always advisable but you can of course always take a chance on the day itself. Childcare will be provided but places are limited so early booking is advisable. This may be advisable if you are likely to be carried away by the proceedings and bid over your upper limit. Synonyms wise, desirable, preferable, well, best, sensible, commonsensical, sound, prudent, proper, appropriate, apt, suitable, fitting, judicious, recommended, recommendable, suggested, expedient, politic, helpful, useful, effective, advantageous, beneficial, valuable, profitable, gainful
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