consulting
/kənˈsʌl.tɪŋ/ (bre, ipa) · /kənˈsʌl.t̬ɪŋ/ (ame, ipa) · /kən-ˈsəl-tiŋ/ (ame, mw)
consulting — 形容詞
- consultingpositive
- more consultingcomparative
- most consultingsuperlative
1. used to describe a professional person or organization that is paid to share the
諮詢
提供專業意見的
used to describe a professional person or organization that is paid to share their specialized knowledge with others who need help with a specific problem or task
A large consulting firm advised the government on how to improve public transport.
一家大型顧問公司就如何改善公共交通向政府提供了建議。
collocation: consulting firm
After working in finance for two decades, Chul-Min started a consulting practice in Singapore.
在金融業工作二十年後，Chul-Min 在新加坡創立了一家顧問公司。
The consulting engineers checked every part of the bridge before giving their report.
顧問工程師在提交報告前檢查了橋樑的每個部分。
Zahara's consulting fees increased sharply after she hired three new specialists.
Zahara 聘請了三名新專家後，她的顧問費用大幅增加。
Dr. Okafor joined a consulting team that trains nurses in rural clinics across Kenya.
Dr. Okafor 加入了一個顧問團隊，負責培訓肯亞鄉村診所的護理人員。
- advisory
broader in scope; advisory can describe any recommendation-giving role, while consulting specifically implies paid professional expertise
- expert
less formal and not limited to advice-giving as a profession; an expert person may simply have deep knowledge without being hired for it
- professional
much broader; describes any paid skilled work, not specifically the work of giving advice
文法句型
consulting + noun