Robin's advice. [?r?b?ns?d?va?s ]

The pronunciation of robin: [?r?b?n].

Robin English? [?r?b?n] ? American [?rɑ：b?n] ?Robin: Robin (personal name)

n. Robin, thrush ; (The signers are in no particular order to avoid liability) A circular signed protest (or petition).

An example of how to use robin is as follows:

Robin?didn't?feel?good?about?herself.?

Robin has no confidence in himself.

Extended information

advice means: n. advice; advice; suggestion; opinion

advice Pronunciation: British [?d?va?s] American [? d?va?s]?

Advice specific meaning and examples:

1. N-UNCOUNT advice; advice; opinion

Example: Don't be afraid to ask for advice about ordering the meal

You can be bold and ask for advice when ordering a meal.

2. Thanks for your advice and encouragement.?

Thanks for your advice and encouragement.

Advice is a noun with the same root as advise. It refers to the guiding or instructive opinions or advice for a certain action given by a person with professional expertise or experience (which can be true or false), such as a teacher's advice to a student. Advice or advice from a doctor to a patient, etc. It also refers to a notice (order) regarding transactions and other information in business.