advice

Bana ne kadar fazla bilgi verirseniz size o kadar daha iyi tavsiye verebilirim. - The more information you give me, the better the advice I can provide you.

bildirme

(Kanun) ihbar etmek

tavsiye vermek

(Ticaret) ihbarname

advice note

(Ticaret) bildirim mektubu

advice of shortage

(Askeri) noksan malzeme istek bildirimi

advice and consent

(Politika, Siyaset) danışma ve rıza

advice department

(Ticaret) ihbarname servisi

advice for shipment

sevkiyat bildirimi

advice for shipment

(Kanun) sevkıyat bildirimi

advice of availability

(Askeri) MALZEME TEDARİK ŞEKLİ TALİMATI: Bir tedarik kaynağından alınmış olan bir noksan malzeme raporunda mevcut her kalem malzeme için yapılması gereken işi veya başvurulacak ikmal kaynağını gösteren ve teknik sınıf stok kontrol noktası tarafından hazırlanan rapor. Buna; "Domestic advice of availability" de denir

advice of draft

(Ticaret) poliçe ihbarı

advice of non acceptance

(Kanun) adem-i kabul ihbarı

advice of non acceptance

(Kanun) ödememe ihbarı

advice of shortage

(Askeri) NOKSAN MALZEME İSTEK BİLDİRİMİ: Bir stok kontrol noktasında hazırlanan ve denizaşırı veya yurtiçi noksan malzeme raporuna dahil edilmiş bir veya birkaç kalem malzemenin tedarik edilmesini isteyen döküman

advice of tax

(Ticaret) verginin mükellefe tebliği

advice on the merits

getirisi hakkında bir tavsiye

a piece of advice

öğüt

O, ona biraz öğüt verdi. - He gave her a piece of advice.

Sana küçük bir öğüt vermek istiyordum. - I'd like to give you a piece of advice.

(Ticaret) borç dekontu

follow one's advice

tavsiyesine uymak

follow somebody's advice

tavsiyeye uymak

follow someone's advice

birinin sözünü dinlemek

give advice to

akıl öğretmek

legal advice

(Kanun) yasal danışmanlık

prepaid ticket advice

peşin ödenmiş bilet ihbarı

receive advice on

tavsiye almak

seek medical advice

sağlık konusunda öğüt

advices

tavsiyeler

against medical advice

doktora karşı

ask for advice

öğüt işte

be free with one´s advice

sorulmadan öğüt vermek

helpful advice

faydalı öneri

information; advice; dispatch boat

bilgi; tavsiye; avizo

on the advice of

in tavsiyesi üzerine

On the advice of the doctor,ı walk for an hour every morning.

remittance advice

Gönderme (yollama) ihbarı, sevk ihbarı

sign out of the hospital against advice

aksi tavsiye edilmesine rağmen hastaneden ayrılmak

take s.o.´s advice

birinin sözünü dinlemek, birinin sözüne uymak

under advice

tavsiye altında

a piece of advice

tavsiye

act on s.o.'s advice

birinin sözüne uymak, birinin sözüne göre hareket etmek/davranmak

allotment advice

(Askeri) ÖDENEK PAYI BİLDİRİSİ; ÖDEME EMRİ: Bir ita amirliğince, paranın bir başka makam tarafından sarfına yetki verildiğini belirten döküman

ask smb. for advice

fikrini sormak

ask smb. for advice

akıl istemek

ask smb. for advice

tavsiye istemek

citizens advice bureau

(Ticaret) yurttaş danışma büroları

domestic advice of availability

(Askeri) YURT İÇİ MALZEME TEDARİK ŞEKLİ BİLDİRİMİ: Bak, "advice of availability". DOMESTIC AIR TRAFFIC (SAVUNMA BAKANLIĞI): İÇ HATLAR HAVA TRAFİĞİ: ABD içindeki hava trafiği

follow s.o.'s advice

birinin sözünü dinlemek

got advice

öğüt almış

note of advice

(Ticaret) ihbar notası

premium advice note

(Sigorta) prim ihbar notu

railway advice

(Ticaret) demiryolu bildirisi

railway advice

(Ticaret) demiryolu ihbarnamesi

risk advice

modaya yönelik

shipping advice

(Ticaret) sevkiyat talimatı

take medical advice

take one's advice

danışmak

take one's advice

öğüdünü tutmak

take s.o.'s advice

birinin sözünü dinlemek, birinin sözüne uymak. take s.o.'s breath away k.dili. (çok güzel biri/bir şey) birini büyülemek, birini çok etkilemek: The view took my breath away. Manzara beni büyüledi

tips and advice

ipuçları ve tavsiyeler

treatment advice

tedavi tavsiyesi

without advice

(Ticaret) ihbarsız

English - English

Definition of advice in English English dictionary: In aspect-oriented programming, the code whose execution is triggered when a join point is reached; An opinion recommended or offered, as worthy to be followed; counsel
We may give advice, but we can not give conduct. — Franklin.; Deliberate consideration; knowledge
How shall I dote on her with more advice, That thus without advice begin to love her? Shakespeare.; Information or notice given; intelligence; as, late advices from France; -- commonly in the plural. In commercial language, advice usually means information communicated by letter; -- used chiefly in reference to drafts or bills of exchange; as, a letter of advice. McElrath; Counseling to perform a specific illegal act. Wharton; If you take advice or take legal advice, you ask a lawyer for his or her professional opinion on a situation. We are taking advice on legal steps to recover the money. an opinion you give someone about what they should do advice on/about (avis , probably from ce m'est a vis ); Code, similar to a method, that is executed when a join point is reached There are three kinds of advice: before advice that runs when a join point is reached, but before the method in question executes, after advice that executes after the method body executes, but before control returns to the caller, and around advice that runs before and after the method in question runs, and also has explicit control over whether the method is run at all; Includes proposals, recommendations, analyses and policy options For the purposes of the Act's exception for advice from officials, advice should be sought or expected, or be part of the responsibility of a person by virtue of that person's position; be directed toward taking an action; and be made to someone who can take or implement the action; {n} instruction, information, notice, hint; a proposal for an appropriate course of action; "Advice" is any counsel or suggestion which could influence a player in determining his play, the choice of a club or the method of making a stroke Information on the Rules or on matters of public information, such as the position of hazards or the flagstick on the putting green, is not advice; A form of letter that relates or acknowledges a certain activity or result with regard to a customers relations with a bank [ITDS]; If you give someone advice, you tell them what you think they should do in a particular situation. Don't be afraid to ask for advice about ordering the meal Your community officer can give you advice on how to prevent crime in your area Take my advice and stay away from him! Most foreign nationals have now left the country on the advice of their governments; Information or notice given; intelligence; as, late advices from France; commonly in the plural; Counseling to perform a specific illegal act; {i} counsel, guidance; information; official notification; VARCHAR2(1) C for commit, R for rollback, else NULL; The giving of information during a round of Golf relating to Club selection, distance to hole, strategy etc Refer to the rules as advice may only be given or accepted under certain circumstances (See also Public nature); consejo (Spain); Where an authorised adviser looks at your individual circumstances and advises on suitable products for your financial needs; an ethical obligation on the part of trained psychologists to offer qualified help to participants in an observational study when evidence of mental of physical problems arise in relation to them; The one thing that is more blessed to give than to receive; a bank's written acknowledgement of a transaction; A written acknowledgment by a bank of a transaction affecting an account; for example, a debit or credit advice; means both personal advice and general advice but not factual information; If you give someone advice, you tell them what you think they should do ("This was good advice "); The Form that employees who choose direct payroll deposit receive in lieu of a check; Instruction on how a ball should be played Only partners and caddies may be consulted without penalty; Message which notifies a party of an action that has been taken, requiring no approval; Report to employees whose pay is direct deposited showing gross pay, reductions, deductions, contributions, net pay, selected year-to-date totals and bank account number; guidance or counsel, as in: Your sound advice saved me from a terrible mistake; In letter-of-credit settings, this term refers to a communication that relates to the terms of a credit It may refer to the credit itself, to a preliminary advice, to a confirmation, or to a notice from an advising bank that the credit has been issued; prescription; rat
advice boat: A swift boat used to carry messages; a dispatch boat
advice note: A note sent to a customer by a supplier of goods to advise him that an order has been fulfilled. The advice note may either accompany the goods or be sent separately
advice and consent: Procedure by which the senate gives approval or confirms appointments made by the governor to state offices
advice and consent: a legal expression in the United States Constitution that allows the Senate to constrain the President's powers of appointment and treaty-making
advice and consent: The Constitution mandates that the president secure the advice and consent of the Senate in treaties, which requires a two-thirds' majority of those present, and for executive and judicial appointments, which require a simple majority of those present
advice and consent: The power vested in the Senate by the State Constitution to review and approve or reject the Governor's nominations for judges, cabinet officers, and other officials Appointments are confirmed by an absolute majority vote (21 votes in the Senate)
advice and consent: Confirmation by the Senate of individual executive branch appointments
advice boat: dispatch boat used to reconnoiter
advice column: In a newspaper or magazine, the advice column contains letters from readers about their personal problems, and advice on what to do about them. part of a newspaper or magazine in which someone gives advice to readers who have written to them about their personal problems British Equivalent: agony column columnist
advice column: (British) regular advice feature (in a newspaper, magazine etc.)
advice columnist: An advice columnist is a person who writes a column in a newspaper or magazine in which they reply to readers who have written to them for advice on their personal problems
advice letter: confirmation by a bank concerning a transaction executed for a customer
advice line: An advice line is a service that you can telephone in order to get advice about something. For help on crime prevention, call our 24-hour advice line
remittance advice: Remittance advice is a most common type of document which advises the amount of a payment has been made. It is a financial source document which prepared by buyer send to seller with the payment. Seller can check remittance advice against to their records. Therefore it is a way of saving time for the seller
Citizens Advice Bureau: the CAB a British organization supported by the government which gives free advice to ordinary people about legal, financial, and other problems
advices: plural of advice
follow advice: heed counsel, comply with a recommendation
gave advice: counseled, offered a piece of advice
gave him advice: provided counsel, made recommendations, provided guidance
give advice: counsel, offer a piece of advice
giving advice: passing along words of counsel
legal advice: advice of or based on the law, counseling from a lawyer
medical advice: advice given by a doctor or medical practitioner
pay advice: counseling on wage issues, recommendations about salary
sought medical advice: sought a doctor's opinion
take advice: accept counseling or pointers from somebody, receive counseling, receive advice, ask for advice from
under advice: according to recommendations, according to notice
warning advice: warning given to the owner of a bank account that his account will soon be restricted

advice

Hyphenation

ad·vice

Turkish pronunciation

ädvays

Synonyms

counsel, suggestion, recommendation, admonition, exhortation, information, notice, advisement, advocacy, aid, bum steer, caution, charge, consultation, directions

Antonyms

betrayal, deceit, deception, falsehood, lie, misinformation, misrepresentation

Pronunciation

/adˈvīs/ /ædˈvaɪs/

Etymology

() From Middle English avis, French avis; + Old French vis, from Latin visum (“seemed, seen”); really past participle of videre (“to see, so that”); which has seemed best. See vision, and confer avise, advise.