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recommend /ˌrekəˈmend/ verb [transitive]

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[TahlilGaran] Persian Dictionary

recommend
[verb]
Synonyms:
- advise, advance, advocate, counsel, prescribe, propose, put forward, suggest
- praise, approve, commend, endorse
Antonyms: discommend
English Thesaurus: advise, give advice, tell, recommend, suggest, ...

[TahlilGaran] English Synonym Dictionary

recommend S2 W2 /ˌrekəˈmend/ verb [transitive]

1. to advise someone to do something, especially because you have special knowledge of a situation or subject
recommend (that)
I recommend that you get some professional advice.
Doctors strongly recommend that fathers should be present at their baby’s birth.
recommend doing something
I would never recommend using a sunbed on a regular basis.
Sleeping tablets are not recommended in this case.
It is dangerous to exceed the recommended dose.
Do not say ‘recommend (someone) to do something’. Say recommend doing something or recommend that someone (should) do something.

2. to say that something or someone is good, or suggest them for a particular purpose or job:
I recommend the butter chicken – it’s delicious.
Can you recommend a good lawyer?
recommend something to somebody
I recommend this book to anyone with an interest in chemistry.
recommend something for something/somebody
Which type of oil do you recommend for my car?
recommend somebody for something
I have decided to recommend you for the directorship.
highly/thoroughly recommend
The hotel is highly recommended.
Do not say ‘recommend someone something’. Just say recommend something, or say recommend something to someone.

3. something has much/little/nothing to recommend it used to say that something has many, few, or no good qualities:
The town itself has little to recommend it.

[TahlilGaran] Dictionary of Contemporary English

recommend
verb
I. say that sb/sth is good
ADV. highly, thoroughly This book is highly recommended by teachers.
certainly, definitely I definitely recommend this film.
heartily | personally Consult a solicitor who is personally recommended to you.
PREP. for Who would you recommend for the job?
to I can recommend this book to anyone interested in food.
PHRASES sth has a lot/much to recommend it Your idea has much to recommend it.

[TahlilGaran] Collocations Dictionary

recommend
II. advise sb to do sth
ADV. strongly I would strongly recommend that you get professional advice.
particularly, specifically

[TahlilGaran] Collocations Dictionary

recommend

highly recommend
This book is highly recommended by those who have used it.
heartily recommend (=strongly and enthusiastically)
I heartily recommend the cheese sandwiches.
thoroughly recommend
Overall I can thoroughly recommend this film to anyone with an interest in space travel.
definitely/certainly recommend
We would definitely recommend these books to students in fourth to sixth grade.
personally recommend
Are there any hair colouring products you can personally recommend?

[TahlilGaran] Collocations Dictionary

recommend
verb
BAD: I recommend you a walk along the Seine.
GOOD: I recommend a walk along the Seine.
BAD: I wouldn't recommend to let your children watch it.
GOOD: I wouldn't recommend that you let your children watch it.
GOOD: I wouldn't recommend letting your children watch it.

Usage Note:
recommend sth : 'Can you recommend a good hotel?'
recommend that : 'My accountant recommends that I should open an offshore account.' 'We recommend you choose your wedding ring about three months in advance.' 'They recommend that 100 be regarded as a minimum number.'
recommend doing sth : 'I'd never recommend sending a young child to boarding school.'
British English also uses recommend sb to do sth : 'I wouldn't recommend you to let your children watch it.'

[TahlilGaran] Dictionary of Common Errors

advise to tell someone what you think they should do, especially when you have more experience or knowledge than they do:
My lawyer advised me to plead guilty.
give advice to advise someone about questions relating to a particular subject:
They give advice to people about loans.
Can I give you some advice?
tell to tell someone what you think they should do, especially in order to avoid problems:
My Dad told me to talk to a teacher if I was being bullied.
I told her not to worry.
recommend to advise someone to do something, especially after careful study of that subject:
Doctors recommend eating five portions of fruit and vegetables each day.
Current guidelines recommend that young babies should sleep on their back.
suggest to tell someone your ideas about what they should do:
I suggested they should visit the cathedral while they’re here.
urge to strongly advise someone to do something:
Police have urged anyone with information about the murder to contact them.

[TahlilGaran] English Thesaurus

recommend to advise someone to do something, especially when you have special knowledge of a situation or subject:
I would strongly recommend buying a good quality bicycle rather than a cheap one.
The report recommended stricter supervision of the trade in live animals.
tell to tell someone that you think they should do something, especially in order to avoid problems:
We’ve been told that we should start revising early.
I told you not to drink the water here.
urge to strongly advise someone to do something because you think it is very important:
Her doctor has urged her to see a specialist.
Police are urging drivers not to come into London this weekend.
advocate to say publicly that something should be done, often something that a lot of people disagree about:
In 1984, he advocated the use of force against Nicaragua.
I am surprised that dentists don’t advocate the use of fluoride tablets.
endorse to say in an advertisement that you like a product and think that people should use it:
A lot of companies use sports stars to endorse their products.
lawyer someone whose job is to advise people about laws, write formal agreements, or represent people in court:
His lawyer told him to plead guilty.
attorney American English a lawyer. Attorney sounds more formal than lawyer:
‘The United States sees intellectual property rights as sacred,’ said Thomas Klitgaard, an attorney specializing in international law.
Acting on the advice of his attorney, he remained silent throughout the questioning.
solicitor a type of lawyer in Britain who gives legal advice, prepares the documents when property is bought or sold, and defends people, especially in the lower courts of law:
She works as a commercial property solicitor at Nabarro Nathanson in London.
He went to the family solicitor to make a will.
barrister a lawyer in Britain who can argue cases in the higher law courts:
McWalter's barrister, Hugh Vass, stressed his client’s previous good character.
brief British English informal the lawyer who represents someone in a court case:
His brief asked for a fine rather than a prison sentence.
counsel [uncountable] the lawyer or group of lawyers who are representing someone in court:
counsel for the defence/prosecution

[TahlilGaran] English Thesaurus

suggest to tell someone your ideas about what they should do:
'Why don’t you come with us?', Alan suggested.
It was a sunny afternoon and so I suggested going to the beach.
recommend to suggest that someone goes somewhere, tries something etc because you know that it is good and you think they will like it:
Can you recommend a good restaurant near here?
It’s a brilliant book - I’d recommend it to anyone.
propose formal to formally suggest a plan or course of action, especially at a meeting:
The government has proposed building a new town just north of the city.
I propose that we send a delegation to London to discuss our concerns.
put forward to suggest an idea, plan, reason etc:
The party has put forward new proposals to reduce the number of cars in the town centre.
The idea was first put forward by Aristotle.
A number of reasons have been put forward to explain these negative results.
nominate to officially suggest someone for an important job or position, or a person, film etc for a prize, especially when people will vote to make a decision:
He’s been nominated for the Nobel Prize in Literature several times.
Three candidates have been nominated for the position of chairman.

[TahlilGaran] English Thesaurus


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