seekadvicefrom
verb phraseUK /siːk ədˈvaɪs frɒm/
US /siːk ədˈvaɪs frʌm/
To ask someone to tell you what you should do.
When I don't know what to do, I seek advice from my teacher.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To get an expert's opinion before making a decision.
The company sought advice from a lawyer before signing the contract.
3. To look to someone for help with a problem.
She sought advice from her older sister about making friends at her new school.
4. To ask a person in authority what is best to do.
The hikers sought advice from the park ranger about the safest trail.