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consult

verb /ˈkɒnsʌlt

/ [with object]

1Seek information or advice from (someone, especially an expert or professional): if you consult a solicitor, making a will is a simple procedure...

Anyone seeking such advice should consult a competent professional.
Do always consult an expert for advice on international adoption agencies and orphanages.
Continue to engage and consult professional trainers, breeders and other specialists.

Synonyms

ask, seek advice/information from, take counsel from, call on/upon/in, turn to, have recourse to

informal pick someone's brains

1.1Have discussions with (someone), typically before undertaking a course of action: patients are entitled to be consulted about their treatment [no object]: the government must consult with interested bodies...

He said that at the centre of the present crisis was the fact that the federal council had taken a course of action without consulting the people.
No one of course consulted the Scottish people, and widespread popular opposition greeted the Union.
Of course I am not consulted by State-owned enterprises before they put up prices.

Synonyms

confer, discuss, talk, talk things over, have a talk, exchange views, have discussions, converse, communicate, parley;

deliberate, debate, negotiate

informal chew the fat, powwow, have a confab, talk turkey, palaver, put their heads together

formal confabulate

consider, take into consideration/account, have regard to, respect, have an eye to

1.2Refer for information to (a book, diary, or watch): she consulted a large desk diary...

I would not consult watches or diaries if I did not need time to do things, if I did not need to do things on time.
Serena watched him consult his electronic notepad then head for the door of the hotel room.
He had refreshed his memory by consulting the meticulous diaries he has kept throughout his career.

Synonyms

refer to, turn to, look something up in

noun /ˈkɒnsʌlt

/ chiefly North American

An act of consulting a professional; a consultation: after a consult with his attorneys, he retracted his previous statement...

A consult can be requested at the physician's discretion.
His cardiologist promptly referred Michael over to St. E's for a consult.
The nurse performs the history and physical, writes admitting orders, and calls the neurosurgeon for a consult.

Origin

Early 16th century (in the sense 'confer'): from French consulter, from Latin consultare, frequentative of consulere 'take counsel'.

单词	consult
释义	consult verb /ˈkɒnsʌlt / [with object] 1Seek information or advice from (someone, especially an expert or professional): if you consult a solicitor, making a will is a simple procedure... Anyone seeking such advice should consult a competent professional. Do always consult an expert for advice on international adoption agencies and orphanages. Continue to engage and consult professional trainers, breeders and other specialists. Synonyms ask, seek advice/information from, take counsel from, call on/upon/in, turn to, have recourse to informal pick someone's brains 1.1Have discussions with (someone), typically before undertaking a course of action: patients are entitled to be consulted about their treatment [no object]: the government must consult with* interested bodies... He said that at the centre of the present crisis was the fact that the federal council had taken a course of action without consulting the people. No one of course consulted the Scottish people, and widespread popular opposition greeted the Union. Of course I am not consulted by State-owned enterprises before they put up prices. Synonyms confer, discuss, talk, talk things over, have a talk, exchange views, have discussions, converse, communicate, parley; deliberate, debate, negotiate informal* chew the fat, powwow, have a confab, talk turkey, palaver, put their heads together formal confabulate consider, take into consideration/account, have regard to, respect, have an eye to 1.2Refer for information to (a book, diary, or watch): she consulted a large desk diary... I would not consult watches or diaries if I did not need time to do things, if I did not need to do things on time. Serena watched him consult his electronic notepad then head for the door of the hotel room. He had refreshed his memory by consulting the meticulous diaries he has kept throughout his career. Synonyms refer to, turn to, look something up in noun /ˈkɒnsʌlt / chiefly North American An act of consulting a professional; a consultation: after a consult with his attorneys, he retracted his previous statement... A consult can be requested at the physician's discretion. His cardiologist promptly referred Michael over to St. E's for a consult. The nurse performs the history and physical, writes admitting orders, and calls the neurosurgeon for a consult. Origin Early 16th century (in the sense 'confer'): from French consulter, from Latin consultare, frequentative of consulere 'take counsel'. Rhymes cult, exult, indult, insult, penult, result, ult
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