advise

advise
advise [{{t}}əd'vaɪz]
transitive verb
(a) (give advice to) conseiller, donner des conseils à; (recommend) recommander;
∎ to advise sb to do sth conseiller à qn de faire qch;
∎ I strongly advise you to… je vous recommande instamment de…;
∎ customers are advised to book early il est recommandé ou conseillé aux clients de réserver à l'avance;
∎ what do you advise me to do? que me conseillez-vous?;
∎ we advised them to wait nous leur avons conseillé d'attendre;
∎ she advised caution elle a recommandé la prudence;
∎ I advised him against signing the contract je lui ai conseillé de ne pas signer le contrat;
∎ he advised them against taking legal action il leur a déconseillé d'intenter une action en justice;
∎ they were well advised to go by air ils ont bien fait de prendre l'avion
(b) (act as counsel to) conseiller;
∎ she advises the government on education elle conseille le gouvernement en matière d'éducation
(c) {{}}formal{{}} (inform) aviser, informer;
∎ we are pleased to advise you that… nous avons le plaisir de vous informer que…;
∎ we advised them of our arrival nous les avons prévenus de notre arrivée, nous leur avons fait part de notre arrivée;
∎ keep me advised of your progress tenez-moi au courant de vos progrès;
∎ she advised him of the cost elle l'a informé du coût
(d) {{}}Banking{{}} & {{}}Finance{{}}
∎ to advise a draft aviser d'une traite, donner avis d'une traite

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