0 present participle of advise
1 to give someone advice:
[ + to infinitive ] I think I'd advise him to leave the company.
[ + that ] They're advising that children be kept at home.
[ + -ing verb ] I'd advise waiting until tomorrow.
[ + question word ] She advised us when to come.
She advises the president (= gives information and suggests types of action) on African policy.
You would be well advised to (= it would be wise for you to) have the appropriate vaccinations before you go abroad.
[ + that ] Our solicitors have advised that the costs could be enormous.
You looked equally nice in both dresses - I wouldn't know which one to advise you to buy.
We need you to advise us on how to proceed.
In the last six months, have you spent considerable time advising someone on an important decision in his or her life?
The chaplain's role is not about advising, intervening, or even offering insight.
It was advising throughout the war on the allocation of resources and the management of the war economy.
