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

• Note that this is a testing scenario; in real life, users would be well advised to keep security settings at much higher than minimum.
  注意，这是一个测试场景；现实生活中，最好建议用户保持安全设置远高于最低设置。
• You will be well advised not to get involved in their quarrel.
  您最好不要卷入他们的争吵。
• The average American would be well advised to follow his lead.
  美国普通人最好追随他的脚步。
• I told my children when they were leaving education that they would be well advised to look for customers not bosses.
  当我的孩子即将结束学业时，我会奉劝他们“寻找客户，而不是老板”。
• 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。
• In the western world, I believe that companies are well advised to proceed with caution.
  在西方国家，我相信，企业最好是保持谨慎。
• Chinese financial directors have been well advised to raise as much equity as debt, taking advantage of the booming stock market, fuelled by high savings rates of Chinese households and restrictions on investing outside China.
  中国财务主管积累与负债一样多的股本，以利用繁荣发展的股市，这应是明智之举。中国家庭的高储蓄率和对境外投资的限制刺激了股市的繁荣。
• You would be very well advised to leave today, sir.
  我建议你还是尽早离开为妙，先生。
• 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。
• 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。