How do you use "adviser" in a sentence?

She works as a financial adviser at a bank. The prime minister met with his security advisers. I suggest you speak to a careers adviser.

adviser

Q: What does "adviser" mean?

Someone who gives advice or guidance professionally An adviser (also spelled 'advisor') is someone who gives advice or guidance, especially in a professional capacity. Common types include financial advisers, legal advisers, and academic advisers. The role involves providing expert recommendations to help people make decisions.

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Meaning: Someone who gives advice or guidance professionally

顾问，指导老师

asesor, consejero

アドバイザー、顧問、相談役

조언자, 고문, 상담역

An adviser (also spelled 'advisor') is someone who gives advice or guidance, especially in a professional capacity. Common types include financial advisers, legal advisers, and academic advisers. The role involves providing expert recommendations to help people make decisions.

「adviser」（也拼作「advisor」）是提供建议或指导的人，尤其是以专业身份。常见类型包括财务顾问、法律顾问和学术顾问。

Un «adviser» es alguien que da consejos u orientación, especialmente en capacidad profesional. Los tipos comunes incluyen asesores financieros, legales y académicos.

「adviser」は、特に専門的な立場でアドバイスや指導を与える人です。一般的なタイプには、ファイナンシャルアドバイザー、法律顧問、学術アドバイザーがあります。

adviser('advisor'라고도 철자함)는 특히 전문적인 자격으로 조언이나 안내를 제공하는 사람이다. 일반적인 유형으로 재정 상담사, 법률 고문, 학술 지도교수 등이 있다. 이 역할은 사람들이 의사 결정을 내릴 수 있도록 전문적인 권고를 제공하는 것을 포함한다.

Examples

She works as a financial adviser at a bank.
她在银行担任理财顾问。
Ella trabaja como asesora financiera en un banco.
彼女は銀行でファイナンシャルアドバイザーとして働いています。
그녀는 은행에서 재정 상담사로 일하고 있습니다.
The prime minister met with his security advisers.
首相会见了他的安全顾问。
El primer ministro se reunió con sus asesores de seguridad.
首相は安全保障顧問と会談した。
총리는 안보 고문들과 회담했다.
I suggest you speak to a careers adviser.
我建议你去咨询一下就业指导老师。
Te sugiero que hables con un orientador profesional.
キャリアアドバイザーに相談することをお勧めします。
진로 상담사와 상담해 보시기 바랍니다.

Pronunciation

Usage Guide

Context: general

Tone: neutral

Origin & History

From 'advise' + '-er'. 'Advise' comes from Old French 'aviser' meaning 'to consider, reflect', from Vulgar Latin 'advisare', from 'ad-' (to) + 'visum' (seen), past participle of 'videre' (to see). Literally 'to look at'.

Cultural Context

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal