well advised

英 [ˌwel ədˈvaɪzd]

美 [ˌwel ədˈvaɪzd]

adj.  审慎; 稳妥

牛津词典

adj.

• 审慎；稳妥
  acting in the most sensible way
  1. You would be well advised to tackle this problem urgently.
     你还是抓紧处理这个问题为好。

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 明智的;稳妥的
  If someone says that you would bewell advised todo a particular thing, they are advising you to do it.
  1. Moderates believe the party would be well advised to talk to the government.
     温和派认为该政党的明智做法是去和政府谈判。

双语例句

• You'd be well advised not to claim compensation for losses from me.
  您最好不要向我索赔。
• Prospective franchisees, however, are well advised to properly research the nature of the industry and the background of the franchise holder before committing themselves and their money.
  然而，打算投身这一行业的企业家在将自身和金钱投入进去之前，建议先仔细彻底地研究这家企业的性质和授权人的背景。
• You would be well advised to stay indoors.
  你最好待在屋里。
• Moderates believe the party would be well advised to talk to the government.
  温和派认为该政党的明智做法是去和政府谈判。
• You would be well advised to consult a lawyer before committing yourself.
  你应该在表态之前与律师商量一下。
• The average American would be well advised to follow his lead.
  美国普通人最好追随他的脚步。
• If that happens, Mr Wong would be well advised to stay away from open windows.
  如果这真的发生了，我们奉劝翁建仁最好离敞开的窗户远一点。
• It is a wrong way, You'd be well advised not to do it.
  不，不，这是错误的，你最好不要干这事。
• More broadly, new leaders are well advised to ensure that the economy performs well.
  更广泛的说，新领导人将得到充分的建议，以确保经济能够进入良性循环。
• On the contrary, to ask advice proves you well advised.
  相反，寻求他人的忠告，会证明你的明智。