counsel in Italian
counsel in Italian is consiglio, avvocato — counsel means advice or guidance, especially on an important or serious matter.
counsel in Italian
consiglio
Advice; guidance.
avvocato
A lawyer, as in King's Counsel (KC) or Queen's Counsel (QC).
What does "counsel" mean?
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noun Advice or guidance, especially on an important or serious matter.
"Before making such a big decision, I would value your counsel."
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noun A lawyer or group of lawyers representing someone, especially in court.
"Counsel for the company told the judge that her client would appeal."
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verb To give advice to someone, especially in a professional capacity.
"Teachers often counsel students who are worried about their exams."
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counsel in a sentence
- Before making such a big decision, I would value your counsel.
- She sought her mentor's counsel before accepting the job offer.
- Counsel for the company told the judge that her client would appeal.
- If you cannot afford counsel, the court may appoint one for you.
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What is "counsel" in Italian?
"counsel" in Italian is consiglio, avvocato. counsel means: Advice or guidance, especially on an important or serious matter.
How do you use "counsel" in a sentence?
Example: "Before making such a big decision, I would value your counsel." In Italian, "counsel" is consiglio, avvocato.
Are there other ways to say "counsel" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "counsel": consiglio, avvocato.
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