adviser
word
Definition
An adviser is a person who gives advice, guidance, or recommendations, especially in a professional or official role.
Usage & Nuances
Spelling variants: 'adviser' and 'advisor' are both correct; 'adviser' is more common in British English, 'advisor' in American English. Used for academic, financial, legal, or political roles (e.g. 'financial adviser', 'student adviser'). Usually formal or neutral.
Spanish: asesor - consejeroPortuguese (BR): consultor - conselheiroPortuguese (PT): consultor - conselheiroChinese (Simplified): 顾问Chinese (Traditional): 顧問Hindi: सलाहकारArabic: مستشارBengali: পরামর্শদাতাRussian: советникJapanese: アドバイザーVietnamese: cố vấnKorean: 고문Turkish: danışmanUrdu: مشیرIndonesian: penasihat
Example Sentences
He works as an adviser at the bank.
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My university adviser helped me choose my classes.
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The president has a team of advisers.
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I met with my adviser to talk about my career plans.
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She became the company’s youngest financial adviser ever.
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Before I make any big decisions, I always check with my adviser.
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