sage

a person who is very wise and gives advice to other people

sabio, consejero

Collocations elderly sage

• He is a respected sage in the community.

  Es un respetado sabio en la comunidad.

a plant with grey leaves that have a strong smell and taste, used in cooking or for medicine

salvia, hierba de sagesse

Collocations dried sage

• Add a sprig of sage to the soup.

  Añade un ramillete de salvia al caldo.

a light greyish-green colour, like that of dried sage leaves

color verde grisáceo

Collocations sage green

• The walls were painted sage.

  Las paredes estaban pintadas de color verde grisáceo.

(in the past) to give advice or guidance, especially in a formal situation

aconsejar, asesorar

• sage sb about sth

• He saged the king on matters of state.

  Aconsejó al rey sobre asuntos de estado.

(in the past) showing wisdom or good judgment; sensible and practical

sabio, prudente

Collocations sage advice

• She gave sage advice to the young couple.

  Ella dio sabia conseja a la joven pareja.

(in the past) to speak in a way that shows wisdom or good judgment; to give advice or guidance

aconsejar, asesorar

• sage sb about sth

• He saged the young man on his future career.

  Aconsejó al joven sobre su carrera futura.

(in the past) to speak in a way that shows wisdom or good judgment; to give advice or guidance

dar consejo, asesorar

• sage sb about sth

• He saged the young man on his future career.

  El asesoró al joven sobre su carrera futura.

(in the past) to speak in a way that shows wisdom or good judgment; to give advice or guidance

dar consejo, asesorar

• sage sb about sth

• He saged the young man on his future career.

  El asesoró al joven sobre su carrera futura.