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Advance
01
progreso
progress or improvement in a particular area
02
avance
a forward movement by soldiers
Example
The troops made a swift advance toward the enemy lines.
The general ordered an advance to take the hill before sunset.
The battalion prepared for a coordinated advance under the cover of darkness.
03
avance, progreso
the act of moving forward (as toward a goal)
04
una propuesta, una sugerencia
a tentative suggestion designed to elicit the reactions of others
05
subida
a rise in the value, price, or amount of something
06
anticipación, adelanto
an amount paid before it is earned
to advance
01
avanzar
to help something progress or succeed
Transitive: to advance a goal or cause
Example
The athlete followed a rigorous training regimen to advance their skills.
The environmental organization worked to advance conservation efforts.
The student diligently studied each day to advance their understanding of the subject.
02
presentar
to propose an idea or theory for discussion
Transitive: to advance a hypothesis or proposal
Example
The architect advanced a unique design concept for the new building.
The scientist eagerly advanced a hypothesis regarding the observed phenomenon.
During the team meeting, Sarah advanced a new marketing strategy to boost product visibility.
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avanzar, progresar
to move ahead or proceed forward
Intransitive
Example
The army advanced towards the enemy 's position.
The expedition members used specialized equipment to advance through the dense jungle.
With determination, the climbers began to advance up the steep mountain.
04
avanzar, progresar
to move towards a goal or desired outcome
Intransitive
Example
As the negotiations progressed, both parties sought common ground to advance towards a mutually beneficial agreement.
As the marathon runners approached the finish line, their determination drove them to advance at an impressive pace.
With each passing day, the project advanced, bringing the team closer to the completion deadline.
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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
Example
In response to the economic conditions, the company decided to advance the salaries of its employees by 10 %.
The government announced plans to advance the minimum wage.
o attract top talent, the organization decided to advance the starting salaries for new hires.
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avanzar, adelantar
to cause to move forward
Transitive: to advance sth
Example
The gardener carefully advanced the wheelbarrow, transporting soil to the planting beds.
The chess player strategically advanced their pawn to gain control of the center of the board.
With a gentle nudge, the teacher encouraged the students to advance their desks into a group formation.
07
subir
(of costs, shares, etc.) to increase in value, price, or amount
Intransitive
Example
As demand for the limited edition product grew, its market price started to advance.
With the growing popularity of the technology company, its stock began to advance.
As the project neared completion, construction costs began to advance due to unforeseen challenges.
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anticipar, adelantar
to provide funds or a payment earlier than the scheduled or expected time
Transitive: to advance a payment
Example
The client decided to advance a portion of the payment to secure the services of the contractor.
The generous friend offered to advance some money to help cover the costs of the upcoming vacation.
The company agreed to advance the employee 's salary to help cover unexpected medical expenses.
09
promover, ascender
to promote someone to a higher position, level, or rank
Transitive: to advance sb to a position or rank
Example
The academic faculty decided to advance the promising researcher to the position of associate professor.
advance
01
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
Example
The advance crew made sure all the supplies were in place for the larger team ’s arrival.
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adelantado
done, provided, or arranged before a future event or expected time
Example
She made an advance payment to secure her reservation for the vacation.
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