Jun 3, 2020 · A prosecutor is a lawyer who works for the state/government and defends its interests. In the UK, they say Crown prosecutor, as the UK is a kingdom. In the US, we say prosecutor, which can be a district, state or Federal prosecutor. The …

Dec 12, 2019 · "Lawyer" is a general term for people of all grades and levels whose profession is the practice of the law, who hold a qualification. "Solicitor" is a particular kind of junior lawyer found in the UK and British Commonwealth, who carries out more routine duties such as handling legal matters on behalf of clients, including wills, divorce ...

Jan 13, 2021 · So I've recently watched "Crazy Ex Girlfriend" (which is set in SoCal), and I've noticed everyone there pronounced "Law" and "Lawyer" differently, which was really interesting. To my ears, their pronunciation of "Lawyer" has a darker, probably more rounded sound. I checked on youglish and some speakers didn't make the difference.

May 10, 2014 · Attorney VS Lawyer VS Prosecutor. 0. Is "worldly-renowned" a correct way to express "world-famous"? 2.

Dec 7, 2023 · Like, "Bob transitioned from being a waiter to being a chef." He's still working in food service but he has a different job. But, "Bob transformed from working in food service to working as a lawyer." A totally different role. But "big" vs "small" change can be very subjective.

Feb 27, 2022 · "Law" vs "Lawyer" pronunciation, why is the "law" part sometimes pronounced differently? 13.

Jul 5, 2023 · I'm not an employment lawyer, but I would understand a probationary period as a chance for the company to make sure that the employee is suitable, not the other way round. – Kate Bunting Commented Jul 5, 2023 at 14:23

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May 5, 2020 · I see a lot of articles or pubic advertisements saying “consult your doctor/lawyer” instead of “consult somebody’s advice”. Does it mean “consult somebody’s advice/opinions” is a wrong expression, or it is not a natural expression even if it is grammatically correct? For example: I would consult your advice for this matter.