劝告

• 拼音: quàn gào
• 汉字拆解: 劝 = 又 + 力 (exert effort to persuade); 告 = 牛 + 口 (ox + mouth — to solemnly declare)

含义

To advise; to counsel; to urge someone with sincere concern. As a noun: advice or counsel offered out of genuine care.

More formal and morally weighted than 建议, carrying a sense of urgency or deep concern for the recipient. Often used when the adviser has witnessed repeated risky behaviour. 接受劝告 (accept advice) and 不听劝告 (ignore advice) are common collocations.

例句

1. 医生再三劝告他戒烟，但他始终没有下定决心。
2. 她苦口婆心地劝告弟弟远离那些不良朋友，终于让他有所醒悟。
3. 父母的劝告在年轻时或许难以接受，多年后却常令人深感受益。

用法指南

语境: health, personal relationships, professional guidance

语气: sincere

正确说法

• 校长在毕业典礼上语重心长地劝告学生们，无论将来从事何种职业都要诚实守信。(At the graduation ceremony, the principal earnestly advised students to remain honest and trustworthy whatever career they pursued.)
• 朋友的劝告虽然逆耳，但往往是最真诚也最有价值的忠言。(A friend's advice may be hard to hear, but it is often the most sincere and valuable counsel.)

错误说法

• 我给了他一个劝告 — use 我给了他一条建议 or 我劝告了他; 劝告 as a countable noun does not take 一个 in standard usage

起源与历史

劝 (persuade/encourage) + 告 (inform/tell) — to tell and persuade someone for their own benefit

文化背景

世代: All ages

社会背景: Universal