el
masculine
/aseˈsoɾ/
#3786 of 5,000 Core 5000
Translation
adviser
Word origin
From Latin assessor ('one who sits beside', especially beside a judge), from assidere ('to sit by'). The same root gives English 'assessor' and 'assess'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- assessor
- English cognates
- assessor, assess
Grammar
Gendermasculine
Pluralasesores
Examples
invertir .
The adviser recommended that we invest carefully.
Contratamos financiero .
We hired a financial adviser last year.
¿ ?
Have you spoken to the adviser about the contract?
reunió .
The president met with his advisers this morning.
buen .
I need a good consultant for my business.
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