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 Translation for 'to give advice' from English to Portuguese
dar conselho [Bras.]to give advice
dar conselhos [Port.]to give advice
dar um conselho [Port.]to give advice
3 Words
aconselhar alguémto give advice to sb.
dar conselhos a alguémto give advice to sb.
Partial Matches
aviso {m}advice
conselho {m}advice
aviso {m} de pagamentopayment advice
darto give
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prestar socorroto give aid
dar lugarto give way
desistirto give up
afastar-seto give way
retrocederto give way
sairto give way
cederto give way
devolverto give back [to return]
ensejarto give rise to
dar uma mão a alguémto give sb. a hand
ser de boa ajuda a alguémto give sb. a hand
dar uma ajudazinha a alguém [Bras.] [col.]to give sb. a hand
dar uma ajuda a alguémto give sb. a hand
dar uma mãozinha a alguémto give sb. a hand
dar boleia a alguémto give sb. a lift
dar arrepios [fig.] [col.]to give the creeps [fig.] [coll.]
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Usage Examples English
  • The premise featured 'Jeremy' taking phone calls to give advice from various celebrities played by impressionists Terry Mynott and Jess Robinson.
  • The Bored of Graft consists of past Lordes Mayor, who are available to give advice to the current Lorde Mayor.
  • It is also empowered to give advice on domestic laws and proposed legislation, and whether or not they are compatible with the Convention's provisions.
  • Maya would, however, on occasion descend from Heaven to give advice to her son.
  • In Konami's series of "TMNT" games based on the 2003 cartoon series, April resembles her cartoon counterpart and often shows up in various cutscenes to give advice and advance the plot of the game.

  • The Oldest Member tells the following story about how Smallwood used to give advice frequently.
  • It can be used to give advice or to describe normative behavior, though without such strong obligatory force as "must" or "have to".
  • This campaign was meant for people to give advice or measures that they would take to stop COVID-19 from spreading.
  • A pet cat called Cat is often around to give advice.
  • He returned to Britain to be appointed Commander of the Royal Armoured Corps in which role he was to give advice on armoured warfare to General Bernard Paget, the Commander-in-Chief, Home Forces.

  • In April 2012, he published an interactive reworking of Frankenstein in which the reader is able to give advice to the first-person narrator of the story.
  • The main objective is to promote the cooperation between its Member Academies and to give advice to its citizens and their governments when it comes to scientific aspects of worldwide concerns.
  • Although not competing at the top level, Waitz still ran in and organised corporate races in which she aimed to give advice and information on distance running and health.
  • He was eventually tricked into leaving Liu Bei and joining Cao Cao, but he recommended Zhuge Liang to Liu Bei before leaving and swore never to give advice to Cao Cao.
  • There is a ceremonial element to the role, and the visitor may also be called upon to give advice where an institution expresses doubt as to its powers under its charter and statutes.

  • Macmillan urged a "guiding light" (a target for wage increases as had been agreed at the beginning of the year), a Standing Commission on Pay (but with power only to give advice, not to coerce wage settlements), abolition of Resale Price Maintenance (in the end this would be done by Edward Heath in 1964) and creation of a Consumers Council; Lloyd was sceptical but the other ministers seemed in favour.
  • The Court's advisory function enables it to respond to consultations submitted by OAS agencies and member states regarding the interpretation of the Convention or other instruments governing human rights in the Americas; it also empowers it to give advice on domestic laws and proposed legislation, and to clarify whether or not they are compatible with the Convention's provisions.
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Contains translations by TU Chemnitz and Mr Honey's Business Dictionary (German-English only).
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