Translation of German word "Berater" to English
derBerater
/bɛʁaːtɐ/
Meaning
NounA person or party that is consulted.
How to use
The masculine noun Berater ('consultant / advisor') is derived from beraten (to advise). It declines regularly (plural is identical: die Berater). Feminine counterpart is Beraterin.
🇬🇧 English
consultant
Example
Der finanzielle Berater half der Familie bei der Investition.
The financial advisor helped the family with the investment.
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Common phrases
- Finanzberater— financial advisor / consultant (related)
- Beraterin— female advisor (related)
- politischer Berater— political advisor
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The German word "der Berater" is defined as: "A person or party that is consulted."
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The German word "der Berater" means "consultant" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Der finanzielle Berater half der Familie bei der Investition." (which translates as "The financial advisor helped the family with the investment.").
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