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单词 advanced
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advanced

The drug had previously failed in people with more advanced disease.But the critical distance remains, and his now rather advanced age increases it.The banks' difficulty is that inflationary pressures across the advanced industrial economies are weak.Those at an advanced stage will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis.The investigation is understood to be in the advanced stages but the unit does not publish outcomes unless there is a fine or punishment.There have not been many world No 1s who have hit their peak at such an advanced age.He logged 10,000 flying hours during which he made five forced landings without accident, and continued to fly in advanced age.Researchers say it is probably due to the cancer being at a more advanced stage, but poor out-of-hours care may also play a role.There are already advanced plans under way to ensure that this happens.We know that some doctors with more advanced knowledge in a clinical area actually refer more patients.There is no international or historical parallel for this in a major advanced industrial country.The compilation of a playground bully who at his advanced age should know better by now?Tests showed that he had advanced heart disease.The advanced industrial economies are still only fitfully recovering.Police said he was in the advanced stages of his plan.The cancer was already too advanced for laser treatment.Their advanced knowledge of ice production led them to freeze their opponents out.At my advanced age this is a great gift.The advanced industrial economies are set for a painful period of adjustment.Some sales fields demand a knowledge of more advanced mathematical procedures.That would derail recovery throughout the advanced industrial economies.For the more advanced knowledge is the more specialized it has to be.Police raided his flat and found him to be in the advanced stages of making an explosive device.Motor companies are led by people from a generation that still sees cars as exciting bits of advanced technology.Experts mean well when they issue advice to help the elderly to prolong their lives into advanced old age.This is a facility for the detection and monitoring of cancer and heart disease with advanced diagnostic imaging systems.He spends a good deal of time apparently in investigations in advanced mathematics to the neglect of his elementary work.The show already has 2million advanced sales.Within three hours of leaving the hospital, she went into the advanced stages of labour.Most had bought their tickets already with advanced ticket sales topping 150,000.

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advanced

British English: advanced /ədˈvɑːnst/ ADJECTIVE
An advanced system, method, or design is modern and has been developed from an earlier version of the same thing.
...the most advanced optical telescope in the world.
  • American English: advanced
  • Arabic: مُتَقَدِّم
  • Brazilian Portuguese: avançado
  • Chinese: 先进的
  • Croatian: napredan
  • Czech: pokročilý
  • Danish: avanceret
  • Dutch: geavanceerd
  • European Spanish: avanzado
  • Finnish: edistynyt
  • French: avancé
  • German: fortgeschritten
  • Greek: προχωρημένος
  • Italian: avanzato
  • Japanese: 進歩した
  • Korean: 앞선
  • Norwegian: avansert
  • Polish: zaawansowany
  • European Portuguese: avançado
  • Romanian: avansat
  • Russian: передовой
  • Latin American Spanish: avanzado
  • Swedish: avancerad
  • Thai: ขั้นสูง
  • Turkish: gelişmiş
  • Ukrainian: передовий
  • Vietnamese: tiên tiến

All related terms of 'advanced'

Chinese translation of 'advanced'

advanced

(ədˈvɑːnst)

adj

  1. (= highly developed)
    1. [system, device] 先进(進)的 (xiānjìn de)
    2. [country] 发(發)达(達)的 (fādá de)
  2. (Scol)
    1. [student, pupil] 高年级(級)的 (gāoniánjí de)
    2. [course, work] 高等的 (gāoděng de)
  3. [stage, level]
    to be at/reach an advanced stage/level 到晚期的 (dào wǎnqī de)
  4. (frm) [years, age] 老的 (lǎo de)

advance

(ədˈvɑːns)

vi

  1. (= move forward) 前进(進) (qiánjìn)
  2. (= make progress) 进(進)展 (jìnzhǎn)

n

  1. (c/u) (= development) 发(發)展 (fāzhǎn)
  2. (c/u) (= movement forward) 挺进(進) (tǐngjìn)
  3. (c) (= money) 预(預)付款 (yùfùkuǎn)

adj

  1. [notice, warning] 预(預)先的 (yùxiān de)

vt

  1. [money] 预(預)付 (yùfù)
  2. (= propose) [theory, idea] 提出 (tíchū)
  3. (= bring forward) 提前 (tíqián)
troops are advancing on the capital 部队(隊)正朝首都挺进(進) (bùduì zhèng cháo shǒudū tǐngjìn)
in advance [book, prepare, plan] 提前 (tíqián)
in advance of (= before) 在 ... 之前 (zài ... zhīqián)
(to pay sb) an advance on sth 预(預)付(某人)某事的费(費)用 (yùfù (mǒurén) mǒushì de fèiyòng)
advance booking (Theat) 提前预(預)订(訂) (tíqián yùdìng)

Derived Forms

advances n pl : to make advances to sb (o.f., amorously) 向某人献(獻)殷(慇)勤 (xiàng mǒurén xiàn yīnqín)
(adjective) 
Definition
at a late stage in development
the most advanced optical telescope in the world
Synonyms
sophisticated
foremost
He was one of the world's foremost scholars.
modern
revolutionary
up-to-date
higher
leading
Britain's future as a leading industrial nation depends on investment.
recent
a faster, sleeker, more recent model
prime
Political stability is a prime concern.
forward
She is very forward and confident.
ahead
supreme
He proposes to make himself the supreme overlord.
extreme
principal
Their principal concern is that of winning the next election.
progressive
The children go to a progressive school.
paramount
The welfare of the children must be of paramount importance.
state-of-the-art
avant-garde
precocious
Lucy was always a precocious child.
pre-eminent
He is the pre-eminent political figure in the country.
up-to-the-minute
ahead of the times
Opposites
late
,
behind
,
backward
,
retarded
,
underdeveloped
,
undeveloped
(adjective) 
Definition
not elementary
The lab has been updated to allow for more advanced courses.
Synonyms
high-level
higher
tertiary
post-graduate

Additional synonyms

in the sense of foremost
Definition
first in time, place, or importance
He was one of the world's foremost scholars.
Synonyms
leading,
best,
first,
top,
highest,
front,
chief,
prime,
primary,
supreme,
initial,
most important,
principal,
paramount,
inaugural,
pre-eminent,
headmost
in the sense of forward
Definition
overfamiliar or disrespectful
She is very forward and confident.
Synonyms
presumptuous,
confident,
familiar,
bold,
fresh (informal),
assuming,
presuming,
cheeky,
brash,
pushy (informal),
brazen,
shameless,
sassy (informal),
pert,
impertinent,
impudent,
bare-faced,
overweening,
immodest,
brass-necked (British, informal),
overfamiliar,
brazen-faced,
overassertive,
fwd
in the sense of leading
Definition
principal or primary
Britain's future as a leading industrial nation depends on investment.
Synonyms
principal,
top,
major,
main,
first,
highest,
greatest,
ruling,
chief,
prime,
key,
primary,
supreme,
most important,
outstanding,
governing,
superior,
dominant,
foremost,
pre-eminent,
unsurpassed,
number one

Synonyms of 'advanced'

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