counselled

英 [ˈkaʊnsld]

美 [ˈkaʊnsld]

v.  提供专业咨询; 建议，劝告(做某事)
counsel的过去分词和过去式

过去式：counselled　过去分词：counselled　

双语例句

• I counselled them to avoid rash actions.
  我劝告他们避免鲁莽的行动。
• In addition, they were advised and counselled, and they had photographs taken of them.
  除此而外，他们还受到告戒，对他们进行了拍照。
• I had counselled Catherine to get hers upstairs; but, as soon as he perceived her vacant seat, he sent me to call her.
  我已经劝凯瑟琳在楼上吃饭，可是，他一看见她的空座位，就叫我去找她。
• Privately, the president was being counselled to end the war.
  私下里，有人提议总统结束战争。
• She counselled them not to accept his explanation.
  她劝告他们不要接受他的解释。
• She stared, but soon comprehending why I counselled her to utter the falsehood, she assured me she would not complain.
  她愣住了，可是马上就明白我为什么劝她说假话，她向我保证她不会诉苦的。
• However, the World Bank counselled against relying too heavily on bank lending and infrastructure investment to shore up growth.
  不过，世行不建议过于依赖银行放贷和基础设施投资来提振增长。
• He counselled them to give up the plan.
  他建议他们放弃这项计划。
• Regulators in Japan recently counselled regional banks that hold massive amounts of Japanese government bonds to shorten the maturity of their holdings to reduce their interest rate risk.
  最近，日本监管机构建议持有大量日本政府债券的本地银行缩短所持债券期限，从而降低利率风险。
• A nurse who has counselled the dying in their last days has revealed the most common regrets we have at the end of our lives.
  曾经在将死之人最后日子里劝慰他们的一名护士揭示了在生命最后最常见的遗憾。