counsel
含义: Advice or guidance; a lawyer
Counsel can be a noun meaning advice or guidance, especially professional advice. In legal contexts, counsel refers to a barrister or lawyer representing someone in court. As a verb, it means to give advice or recommend a course of action, often in a professional capacity.
例句
- She sought counsel from her mentor before making the decision. 她在做决定之前向导师寻求建议。Buscó consejo de su mentor antes de tomar la decisión.彼女は決断を下す前にメンターに助言を求めました。그녀는 결정을 내리기 전에 멘토에게 조언을 구했습니다.
- The defence counsel argued that there was insufficient evidence. 辩护律师辩称证据不足。El abogado defensor argumentó que había pruebas insuficientes.弁護人は証拠が不十分であると主張しました。변호인은 증거가 불충분하다고 주장했습니다.
- The therapist counselled him to take time off work. 治疗师建议他休假。El terapeuta le aconsejó que se tomara un tiempo libre del trabajo.セラピストは彼に仕事を休むよう助言しました。치료사는 그에게 일을 쉬도록 조언했습니다.
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用法指南
语境: general
语气: neutral
起源与历史
From Old French 'conseil', from Latin 'consilium' meaning 'advice, plan, consultation', from 'consulere' (to consult, take counsel). Related to 'consul', 'consult', and 'council'. 'Counsel' and 'council' were once interchangeable.
文化背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
故事与趣闻
From Latin 'consilium' meaning advice or plan. In British courts, 'counsel' specifically refers to barristers, while in America it's used more broadly for any attorney. The phrase 'keep your own counsel' means to keep your thoughts private.
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