take advice

基本解釋

Old people, by the way, take advice more readily from young people than from people their own age.
順便提一下，老年人更容易接受年輕人的建議，而不是那些與他們一樣大年紀(jì)的人。
For example, he said that he loved the fact that I never take advice from anyone or I listen to people but then do an opposite thing to what they're advising me.
例如，他說(shuō)他愛(ài)我是因?yàn)槲覐膩?lái)不采用他人的建議，或者聽(tīng)了但是會(huì)做與他們給我建議的相反的事情。
They can beself-absorbed to the point that it is difficult for them to take advice fromothers.
他們自我吸收的特點(diǎn)使得他們很難吸取別人的意見(jiàn)。

'I would tell him to take my advice.'" Germont looked embarrassed.
If i would go back in time and give myself one piece of advice as undergradute, it would be take pride in your decisions and hardwork, but not in your gifts.
如果時(shí)光倒流,我能為本科時(shí)期的我,提個(gè)建議的話,我會(huì)說(shuō)，為自己作出的決定和勤奮工作，而不是自己的天賦感到驕傲。
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One situation is when you're speaking with a friend who had given you really good advice that you failed to take.
一種情況是，當(dāng)你正在和一個(gè)朋友交談，他之前曾給你一些很好的建議，但你卻沒(méi)有采納。
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The conclusion: The more power managers have, the less likely they are to take advice.
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