counsel如何读

英:[ˈkaʊnsl]

美:[ˈkaʊnsl]

counsel英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [U]忠告,劝告 advice; suggestions
  2. [C]辩护律师,法律顾问 a lawyer acting for sb in a court of law
v.(动词)
  1. vt. 劝告,建议 advise; recommend

counsel是什么意思

  • n.劝告;建议;诉讼律师
  • v.提供建议;劝告

counsel自然拼读

coun·sel

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counsel变形

复数:counsels或counsel

第三人称单数:counsels

现在分词:counselling或counseling

过去式:counselled或counseled

过去分词:counselled或counseled

counsel词根

词根:counsel

n.

counselor 顾问;法律顾问;参事(等于counsellor)

counsellor 顾问;参赞;辅导员(等于counselor);律师;法律顾问

counselling 辅导;建议

councillor 议员;顾问;参赞(等于councilor)

counselee 接受劝告者;听取意见者

counsel英英释义

noun

guidance or advice, esp. as given by an authority or wise person.You should receive counsel from your doctor before you start the program.She thanked the minister for his counsel.

mutual deliberation or exchange of ideas and positions; consultation.Their counsel lasted more than two hours but resulted in a fair decision.

(used with a sing. or pl. verb) an attorney, attorneys, or a law firm engaged to give legal advice or representation in court.Are you being represented by counsel for your defense?Who is the defense counsel in this case?

transitive verb

to give advice or counsel to.She has counseled many students on decisions that affect their futures.

to advise in favor of; advocate.He counseled patience in the campaign for disarmament.

intransitive verb

to give or receive counsel.

counsel词组

legal counsel法律顾问;法律指导

take counsel商量;征求意见

general counsel总顾问;法律总顾问;律师事务所;法律咨询公司

take counsel together共同商议

take counsel with someone与某人商量,征求某人的意见[亦作 take counsel of someone] 

counsel for the defence辩护律师,被告律师

independent counsel独立检察官;独立委员会;独立顾问

counsel区别

 warn, caution, advise, admonish, counsel

这组词都有“劝告、忠告、警告”的意思,其区别是:

warn含义与caution相同,但语气较重,尤指重后果。

caution主要指针对有潜在危险而提出的警告,含小心从事的意味。

advise普通用词,泛指劝告,不涉及对方是否听从劝告。

admonish一般指年长者或领导对已犯错误的或有过失的人提出的忠告或警告以避免类似错误。

counsel正式用词,语气比advise强一些,侧重指对重要问题提出的劝告、建议或咨询。

以上来源于网络

 advocate, attorney, counsel, lawyer

这组词都有“律师”的意思,其区别是:

advocate专指以罗马法律的基本法制的一些国家的(如苏格兰等)和一些特别法庭的律师;也可指出庭辩护的律师。

attorney主要用于美国,指代理当事人处理遗嘱检验等法律事务的律师,有时可与lawyer通用,泛指辩护律师。

counsel指单独或集体为当事人提供咨询或出庭处理案件的法律顾问或律师。

lawyer普通用词,指精通法律规则并有权以法律代理人或顾问身份在法庭上执行法律或为委托人服务的人。

以上来源于网络

 coax, urge, persuade, induce, counsel, convince

这组词都有“劝说,劝导,劝诱”的意思,其区别是:

coax指用好话善意或耐心劝诱、哄骗某人做某事。

urge语气强,指不断地热情地规劝诱导。

persuade普通用词,指通过劝说、感情交流等而使对方做劝说者所希望的事。

induce指用讲道理来使某人做某事。

counsel较正式用词,指对一些较重大事情所提出的劝告。有时也用于非正式场合,但仍强调严肃的一面。

convince指凭行动、事实或言语使他人从思想感情上信服。

以上来源于网络

counsel词源中文解释

约于公元1200年,指“给予的建议或指导”; 约于公元1300年,指“相互建议或意见交流,商议”,源自于古法语 counseil “建议,劝告; 思考,考虑”(10世纪),源自于拉丁语 consilium “计划,意见”,由 com “与,一起”(见 con-)和 calare “宣布,召唤”的词根组成(源自于 PIE 词根 *kele-(2)“喊叫”)。作为“律师,提供法律建议的人”的同义词,最早见于14世纪晚期。

counsel_法律行业词汇

审议

律师

辩护人

counsel词源英文解释

Noun and Verb Middle English conseil, from Anglo-French cunseil, from Latin consilium, from consulere to consult

The first known use of counsel was in the 13th century

counsel儿童词典英英释义

court1 of 2noun

the residence of a ruler and especially a king or queen

a ruler's formal assembly of advisers and officers as a governing body

the family and followers of a ruler

an open space completely or partly surrounded by buildings

a space for playing a ball game

a tennis court

a wide alley with only one opening onto a street

an assembly for carrying out judicial business

a session of a judicial assembly

court is now adjourned

a building or room where legal cases are heard

a judge in session

attention designed to win favor

pay court to the king

court2 of 2verb

to try to gain

court favor

to act so as to invite or provoke

court disaster

to seek the affections or favor of

the candidate courted the voters

to engage in a social relationship usually leading to marriage

to engage in activity leading to mating

a pair of robins courting

course1 of 2noun

the act or action of moving in a path from point to point

the planets in their courses

the direction or route of motion or progress a ship's course

the course of a river

land laid out for golf

normal or accustomed process or procedure

the disease ran its course

manner of proceeding : conduct

a wise course

progression through a period of time or a series of acts or events

was built in the course of a year

an ordered process or series

a series of classes in a subjectalso: a group of such courses

a four-year course in chemistry

a part of a meal served at one time

had salad for the first course

a layer of brick or other building material in a wall

course2 of 2verb

to run through or over

buffalo coursed the plains

to move rapidly : race

blood coursing through the veins

couple1 of 3noun

two persons romantically paired or associated together (as by marriage or on a date)

two persons or things paired together

an indefinite small number : few

a couple of days ago

couple2 of 3verb

to join together : connect

to join in pairs

couple3 of 3adjective

two sense 1also: several entry 1 sense 2

a couple days ago

country1 of 2noun

an indefinite usually large stretch of land : region

hill country

the land of a person's birth, residence, or citizenship

a nation or its territory

the people of a state or district : populace

the open rural area outside of big towns and cities

lives out in the country

country2 of 2adjective

of, relating to, or characteristic of the country : rural, rustic

counter1 of 7noun

a piece (as of metal or plastic) used in counting or in games

a level surface (as a table) over which business is done or food is served or on which goods are displayed

counter2 of 7noun

one that countsespecially: a device for indicating a number or amount

counter3 of 7verb

to act in opposition to : oppose

countering the claim for damages

to give a blow in return

counter with a left hook

counter4 of 7adverb

in another or opposite direction

acting counter to advice

counter5 of 7noun

the act of giving a return blow

the blow given

counter6 of 7adjective

moving in an opposite direction

the ship slowed by counter tides

designed to oppose

a counter opinion

counter-7 of 7prefix

contrary : opposite

counterclockwise

opposing : retaliatory

counteroffensive

like : matching

counterpart

counter1 of 7noun

a piece (as of metal or plastic) used in counting or in games

a level surface (as a table) over which business is done or food is served or on which goods are displayed

counter2 of 7noun

one that countsespecially: a device for indicating a number or amount

counter3 of 7verb

to act in opposition to : oppose

countering the claim for damages

to give a blow in return

counter with a left hook

counter4 of 7adverb

in another or opposite direction

acting counter to advice

counter5 of 7noun

the act of giving a return blow

the blow given

counter6 of 7adjective

moving in an opposite direction

the ship slowed by counter tides

designed to oppose

a counter opinion

counter-7 of 7prefix

contrary : opposite

counterclockwise

opposing : retaliatory

counteroffensive

like : matching

counterpart

counter1 of 7noun

a piece (as of metal or plastic) used in counting or in games

a level surface (as a table) over which business is done or food is served or on which goods are displayed

counter2 of 7noun

one that countsespecially: a device for indicating a number or amount

counter3 of 7verb

to act in opposition to : oppose

countering the claim for damages

to give a blow in return

counter with a left hook

counter4 of 7adverb

in another or opposite direction

acting counter to advice

counter5 of 7noun

the act of giving a return blow

the blow given

counter6 of 7adjective

moving in an opposite direction

the ship slowed by counter tides

designed to oppose

a counter opinion

counter-7 of 7prefix

contrary : opposite

counterclockwise

opposing : retaliatory

counteroffensive

like : matching

counterpart

count1 of 3verb

to add one by one so as to find the total number of a group of things

count the apples in a box

to name the consecutive numbers up to and including

count ten

to recite the numbers one by one or by groups

count to one hundred by fives

to include in a tally

forty present, counting children

consider sense 3

count myself lucky

to include or leave out by or as if by counting count me out

count me in

to have value or importance

every vote counts

to deserve to be regarded or considered

a job so easy it hardly counts as work

count2 of 3noun

the act or process of counting

a total obtained by counting : tally

a charge of wrongdoingespecially: a separate item in a legal accusation

guilty on all counts

the number of balls and strikes charged to a baseball batter during one turn

count3 of 3noun

a European nobleman whose rank is equal to that of a British earl

counsel1 of 2noun

advice given

the act of deliberating or consulting

took counsel together

plural counsel a lawyer who represents a person or group in a court of law

counsel2 of 2verb

to give advice to

counsel a student on a choice of studies

to seek advice : consult

counsel with friends

counsel医学词典英英释义

counsel1 of 2noun

advice given especially as a result of consultation

counsel2 of 2transitive verb

to advise especially seriously and formally after consultation

counsel 例句

1 Consider it, and take counsel and speak.

你们应当思想, 大家筹商讨论.

2 If counsel or witness feel any further explanation is required they may inquire further,” the judge added.

3 I often sought his counsel on matters of law and office procedure, and he was unfailingly helpful.

4 She had six children, whom she counseled and with great wisdom and patience.

5 It furthermore counseled islanders “not to talk carelessly of army or navy maneuvers which may be observed.”

6 Likewise, “united thoughts and counsels” stretches the notion of collective responsibility to the breaking point.

7 Snow fell around him, pale and silent, keeping its own counsel.

8 Jeremy Strong plays Roy Cohn, the cutthroat lawyer who’d served as Senator Joe McCarthy’s chief counsel during the Army-McCarthy hearings, and who’d earlier used questionable means to get Julius and Ethel Rosenberg convicted as Soviet spies, resulting in their 1953 execution.

9 ‘And yet you counselled me not to adventure on the road that I had chosen, because it is perilous?’

10 “To forgive, you have to forget,” he counseled.

11 He counseled others to take vacations but enjoyed few himself, even if that created the impression that his family was not his highest priority.

12 In milder cases, he sometimes counseled that a soldier be discharged from his normal duties and given desk work instead.

13 With luck, wiser counsel will prevail.

幸运的是,明智的劝告取得上风。

14 “Offers wise and poetic counsel. I’d be the person world leaders came to with nasty philosophical problems.”

15 The Boyars' counsel, that is the counsel of the nobles, literally met in the palace.

波雅尔议会,也就是贵族们的议会,实际上在王宫举行。

16 Crawford counsels her on all aspects of her career.

克劳福德为她的职业生涯提供全方位建议。

17 His wife, Angela, was silent, as always; to hear her speak, you had to hide under the window of their cabin as she counseled her man in private.

18 “Ah, ease up a little,” Chilmark, the officer in charge, counseled.

19 ‘It is much to me. But I know already sufficient of these deeds for my own counsel against the menace of the East.’

20 “Because he betrayed my confidence. I supported him through his campaign and he promised to appoint me corporation counsel. He didn’t live up to his word.”

counsel 同义词

2 提出建议

advance address

11 磋商

consultation

21 劝诫

admonition preach

24 提出劝告

advise

30 远见

vision foresight

31 辩护律师

defense attorney

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