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counsellor

/ˈkaʊnsələr/ /ˈkaʊnslər/

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noun

Consejero, terapeuta

A professional who counsels people, especially on personal problems.

Examples :

"Maria felt overwhelmed with stress, so she made an appointment with a school counsellor to talk about her problems. "

María se sentía abrumada por el estrés, así que hizo una cita con un consejero escolar para hablar sobre sus problemas.

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noun

Consejero escolar

A school counselor, often in a specialty such as careers, education, or health.

Examples :

"Maria spoke to the school counsellor about her college applications and career choices. "

María habló con el consejero escolar sobre sus solicitudes universitarias y sus opciones profesionales.

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noun

Abogado

Examples :

"The defendant hired a skilled counsellor to represent him in court. "

El acusado contrató a un abogado experto para que lo representara en el tribunal.

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noun

Consejero, diplomático

A high ranking diplomat, usually just below an ambassador or minister.

Examples :

"The embassy's counsellor handled the initial negotiations with the foreign government regarding the trade agreement. "

El consejero de la embajada se encargó de las negociaciones iniciales con el gobierno extranjero con respecto al acuerdo comercial.

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noun

Monitor, supervisor

A children’s supervisor, usually at camp.

Examples :

""Sarah loved her summer job as a counsellor at the sleepaway camp, where she helped the kids with games and activities." "

A Sarah le encantaba su trabajo de verano como monitora en el campamento, donde ayudaba a los niños con juegos y actividades.

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