counsellor

N ทนายความ  attorney counselor ta-nai-kwam

counsellor

N ผู้ให้คำปรึกษา  counselor phu-hai-kam-pruek-sa

Counsellor of State

Counsellor of State ▶noun (in the UK ) a temporary regent during a sovereign's absence.

counsellor

counsellor |ˈkaʊns (ə )lə |(US counselor ) ▶noun 1 a person trained to give guidance on personal or psychological problems: a marriage counsellor. • [ with modifier ] a person who gives advice on a specified subject: a debt counsellor. 2 a senior officer in the diplomatic service. 3 (also counselor-at-law ) US & Irish a barrister. 4 N. Amer. a supervisor at a children's summer camp. ORIGIN Middle English (in the general sense ‘adviser ’): from Old French conseiller, from Latin consiliarius, and Old French conseillour, from Latin consiliator, both from consilium ‘consultation or advice ’. usage: The words counsellor and councillor are often confused. A counsellor is a person who gives advice or counsel, especially on personal problems ( a marriage counsellor ), whereas a councillor is a member of a city, county, or other council ( she stood as a Labour candidate for city councillor ).

Counsellor of State

Counsellor of State ▶noun (in the UK ) a temporary regent during a sovereign's absence.

counsellor

counsellor noun they talked through their problems with a trained counsellor | a debt counsellor: adviser, consultant, guide, mentor, confidant, confidante; instructor, coach, teacher, tutor, guru, expert, specialist; therapist, guidance counsellor, psychologist, psychiatrist, analyst, psychotherapist, mind doctor, head doctor, healer; informal shrink, trick cyclist, head shrinker.