الإنجليزية - التركية
تعريف counselled في الإنجليزية التركية القاموس.
- counsel
- hukuk danışmanı
- counsel
- {i} öğüt
- counsel
- {f} nasihat etmek
- counsel
- nasihat
- counsel
- salık vermek
- counsel
- nasihat vermek
- counsel
- basiret
- counsel
- görüş
- counsel
- gaye
- counsel
- öğütlemek
- counsel
- maksat
- counsel
- öneri
- counsel
- önermek
- counsel
- akıl vermek
- counsel
- tavsiye etmek
- counsel
- tavsiye
- counsel
- {i} fikir
- counsel
- {f} tavsiye et
- counsel
- istişare
- counsel
- müşaviri
- counsel
- {f} öğüt vermek
- counsel
- {i} avukat
- counsel
- {i} niyet
- counsel
- {i} danışma
Tom ve Mary bir evlilik danışmanına gitmeye karar verdiler.
-Tom and Mary have decided to go to a marriage counselor.
Herhangi bir danışmanlığa ihtiyacım yok.
-I don't need any counseling.
- counsel
- {i} dava vekili
- counsel
- {i} düşünce
- counsel
- {i} danışman
Bir danışmana ihtiyacım yok.
-I don't need a counselor.
Tom ve Mary bir evlilik danışmanına gitmeye karar verdiler.
-Tom and Mary have decided to go to a marriage counselor.
- counsel
- (Hukuk) müdafi
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الإنجليزية - الإنجليزية
تعريف counselled في الإنجليزية الإنجليزية القاموس.
- {a} advised, instructed, desired, told
- Commonwealth, past of counsel
- counsel
- A lawyer, as in Queen's Counsel (QC)
- counsel
- The exchange of opinions and advice; consultation
- counsel
- {v} to give advice, advise, direct
- counsel
- Result of consultation; advice; instruction
- counsel
- Keep your own counsel Don't talk about what you intend to do Keep your plans to yourself “Now, mind what I tell you, and keep your own counsel ”- Boldrewood: Robbery Under Arms, chap vi Count Kin with One (To), is a Scotch expression meaning to compare one's pedigree with that of another
- counsel
- give advice to; "The teacher counsels troubled students"; "The lawyer counselled me when I was accused of tax fraud"
- counsel
- A lawyer or group of lawyers representing a client
- counsel
- something that provides direction or advice as to a decision or course of action
- counsel
- Interchange of opinions; mutual advising; consultation
- counsel
- a lawyer who pleads cases in court
- counsel
- To recommend
- counsel
- Legal advice; also, a lawyer or lawyers engaged to give such advice or to conduct a case in court
- counsel
- Someone's counsel is the lawyer who gives them advice on a legal case and speaks on their behalf in court. Singleton's counsel said after the trial that he would appeal
- counsel
- coun·sel counsels counselling counselled in AM, use counseling, counseled
- counsel
- Deliberate purpose; design; intent; scheme; plan
- counsel
- Advice or guidance so given
- counsel
- One who gives advice, especially in legal matters; one professionally engaged in the trial or management of a cause in court; also, collectively, the legal advocates united in the management of a case; as, the defendant has able counsel
- counsel
- One or more lawyers that represent a client Also, legal advice (See attorney, lawyer )
- counsel
- A secret opinion or purpose; a private matter
- counsel
- To advise or recommend, as an act or course
- counsel
- (noun) Legal advice The right of persons to legal counsel was affirmed by the Supreme Court in the 1973 Miranda decision The term is also used to refer to lawyers in a case
- counsel
- To give advice, especially professional advice
- counsel
- A practising barrister
- counsel
- To give advice to; to advice, admonish, or instruct, as a person
- counsel
- A lawyer, as in Queens Counsel (QC)
- counsel
- If you counsel people, you give them advice about their problems. a psychologist who counsels people with eating disorders Crawford counsels her on all aspects of her career
- counsel
- 1 Attorney or legal advisor 2 The advice or aid given with respect to a legal matter 3 In criminal law, the term may refer to the advising or encouraging of another to commit a crime BACK TO TOP
- counsel
- Legal advice; a term used to refer to lawyers in a case
- counsel
- A legal adviser; a term used to refer to lawyers in a case
- counsel
- attorney; lawyer
- counsel
- {f} advise, instruct, advocate
- counsel
- Legal adviser; a term used to refer to lawyers in a case
- counsel
- (1) give advice or opinion, as in: Volunteers counsel the young people
- counsel
- If you counsel someone to take a course of action, or if you counsel a course of action, you advise that course of action. My advisers counselled me to do nothing The prime minister was right to counsel caution about military intervention
- counsel
- Counsel is advice. He had always been able to count on her wise counsel His parishioners sought his counsel and loved him
- counsel
- Gift of The Holy Spirit
- counsel
- Legal advice; an attorney; a lawyer
- counsel
- Advice, especially that which is Bible based, often given directly by one Christian to another The one giving the counsel does not need sanctioned authority to do so (Gal 6: 1) Sometimes counsel comes to us from reading the Bible, from reading the Society's publications, or from the {platform} In all cases, where counsel fits our circumstances, whether given directly to us or to a large audience, we should endeavor to apply it NOTE: Some persons confuse counsel with council A council is a group that acts as an advisory body Even worse is to use the word consul, which refers to a governmental official In modern times, a consul is one who resides in a foreign country and represents his home country's commercial interests
- counsel
- Lawyer appointed to advise and represent a client (individual or corporate) in legal matters
- counsel
- A person qualified to represent clients in a court of law and to advise them in legal matters (see Attorney, Lawyer)
- counsel
- {i} advice, consultation; attorney, lawyer
- counsel
- Examination of consequences; exercise of deliberate judgment; prudence
- counsel
- The act of exchanging opinions and providing advice or guidance
- counseled
- past of counsel