counsellor
21counsellor — noun see counselor …
22counsellor — Used of the coming Messiah (Isa. 9:6, NRSV, REB; Isa. 9:5, NJB) and of the Holy Spirit in John 14:16, where RSV uses it to translate the Greek paraclete; but NRSV and REB prefer ‘advocate’ literally one who is called to stand beside the defendant …
23counsellor — (Roget s Thesaurus II) noun See counselor …
24Counsellor — Coun|sel|lor, Coun|se|lor [ kaunsələ] der; s, s <aus gleichbed. engl. counsel(l)or> engl. Bez. für Betreuer …
25counsellor — conseiller (франц.) в арбитраже МТП (ICC Rules) должностное лицо, отвечающее за сопровождение дела …
26counsellor — coun·sel·lor || kaÊŠnslÉ™ n. (British spelling for counselor) person who advises, person who offers counsel …
27counsellor — n. [Written also Counselor.] 1. Adviser. 2. Lawyer, barrister, counsel, advocate …
28counsellor — coun·sel·lor …
29counsellor — [ˈkaʊns(ə)lə] noun [C] someone whose job is to give advice to people with problems …
30counsellor — An attorney; lawyer. Member of the legal profession who gives legal advice and handles the legal affairs of client, including, if necessary, appearing on his or her behalf in civil, criminal, or administrative actions and proceedings …