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Advance
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progreso
progress or improvement in a particular area
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avance
a forward movement by soldiers
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avance, progreso
the act of moving forward (as toward a goal)
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una propuesta, una sugerencia
a tentative suggestion designed to elicit the reactions of others
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subida
a rise in the value, price, or amount of something
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anticipación, adelanto
an amount paid before it is earned
to advance
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presentar
to propose an idea or theory for discussion
Transitive: to advance a hypothesis or proposal
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avanzar, progresar
to move ahead or proceed forward
Intransitive
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avanzar, progresar
to move towards a goal or desired outcome
Intransitive
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aumentar, elevar
to increase the level or rate of wages, prices, interest rates, etc.
Transitive: to advance rate of a payment
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avanzar, adelantar
to cause to move forward
Transitive: to advance sth
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subir
(of costs, shares, etc.) to increase in value, price, or amount
Intransitive
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anticipar, adelantar
to provide funds or a payment earlier than the scheduled or expected time
Transitive: to advance a payment
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promover, ascender
to promote someone to a higher position, level, or rank
Transitive: to advance sb to a position or rank
advance
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equipo de reconocimiento, equipo de vanguardia
(of a specific group of people) sent ahead of the main group to prepare the way or gather information for what is to come
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adelantado
done, provided, or arranged before a future event or expected time
advance
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Ejemplo
Advances in cytogenetics have improved our understanding of cancer biology.
Advances in neonatology have greatly improved the survival rates of premature infants.
Advances in radiocarbon dating have revolutionized the study of prehistoric cultures and environmental history.
Advances in cloning could revolutionize the treatment of genetic disorders.
Advances in medical technology often postdate earlier breakthroughs in healthcare.
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