guidance

/ˈɡaɪdəns/
noun 3

Collocations

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(noun.)

ADJ

careful, clear, detailed, precise

firm

The teacher's firm guidance helped students understand the difficult math concept.

gentle

helpful

My teacher offered helpful guidance when I wasn't sure which university to apply to.

practical

general

My teacher offered some general guidance about choosing courses for next year.

divine, expert, parental

My parents offered expert guidance when I decided which university to apply to.

technical | marriage | career, vocational | ethical, moral

VERB + GUIDANCE

give (sb), offer (sb), provide (sb with)

The career counselor offered guidance to help me decide on my future path.

need

ask for, look to sb for, seek

When starting a new job, many employees ask their managers for guidance about company procedures.

PREP

under ~, under the ~ of

The new employees completed their training under the guidance of an experienced manager.

~ about

My teacher gave me some useful guidance about choosing my subjects for next year.

~ as to

The teacher offered guidance as to which university courses would suit my interests best.

~ on

My teacher gave me useful guidance on choosing which university to apply to.

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