advance

Значение (Английский)

Verb

1. To promote or advantage.
2. To promote or advantage.
3. To move forward in space or time.
4. To move forward in space or time.
5. To move forward in space or time.
6. To move forward in space or time.
7. To move forward in space or time.
8. To move forward in space or time.
9. To move forward in space or time.
10. To raise, be raised.
11. To raise, be raised.
12. To raise, be raised.
13. To raise, be raised.

Noun

1. A forward move; improvement or progression.
2. An amount of money or credit, especially given as a loan, or paid before it is due; an advancement.
3. An addition to the price; rise in price or value.
4. An opening approach or overture, now especially of an unwelcome or sexual nature.

Adj

1. Completed before necessary or a milestone event.
2. Preceding.
3. Forward.

Синонимы

progress

promote

go forward

further

move forward

proceed

develop

make progress

increase

forward

improve

raise

progression

advancement

hasten

accelerate

gain

approach

loan

rise

boost

encourage

improvement

assist

development

elevate

come on

speed up

offer

prepayment

go ahead

forward movement

enter

go

upgrade

propose

deposit

suggest

beforehand

grow

lend

bring forward

march

attack

👊

move

headway

come up

drive

get on

move on

go on

put forward

exalt

go up

lead

aid

advanced

benefit

come close

precede

accommodate

ascend

make headway

support

help

step

jump

come along

step forward

come

prosper

in advance

growth

lift

succeed

be promoted

continue

arrive

assault

former

cultivate

overture

pass on

foster

front

borrow

come closer

gain ground

kick upstairs

preceding

get along

march on

move ahead

set ahead

attend to

previous

prior

propound

procession

push on

avail

promotion

propel

climb

earnest

hint

carry forward

thrive

walk stealthily

growing

forge ahead

exertion

breakthrough

get ahead

go towards

ameliorate

augment

run

supercharge

antecedent

evolve

attempt

push

earlier

evolution

launch

onward motion

prefer

enlighten

pull ahead

stand up

betterment

promoting

ride

squeeze

enhance

present

build

feeler

press

throw out

nourishment

unfold

add to

fare

oncoming

accrue

expand

run up

endeavour

shape up

impel

overtake

show

pass

forward motion

cash advance

win

effort

working

past

go along

anterior

anticipate

redound

propulsion

outrun

outstrip

pass along

pass by

payment in advance

payment on account

perfect

perform

persuade

pick up

pinch

play

playact

polish

🇵🇱

precession

preconceived

predate

preferment

preliminary

prepare

prepay

presentation

previously

proceeding

process

proffer

proficiency

promoted

promotions

prompt

propagation

proposal

proposition

prove

pursue

push forward

put

put on

quantum jump

reach

reenact

remediation

render

rendition

repeat

🔁

represent

request

retell

retreat

return

revitalize

rise up

rocket

🚀

roll

rush

seniority

serve

set out

sharpen

shift

soar

soften up

sound out

spike

spread

squash

stage

stem

step up

storm

straighten

strengthen

stride

strike

strive

subserve

suffix

surge

surpass

swell

take off

take out

tender

throw in

throw off

go a long way

make an advance

toss in

transgress

travel

trice

trudge

unroll

unwrap

up

🆙

update

upgrading

upheave

uprise

upswing

urge

wade

walk

🚶

walk up

wear on

work

work out

work up

apotheose

apotheosise

apotheosize

be transferred

bump up

come nearer

get late

go before

go deep

hike up

make a name for oneself

make one’s way

make ready

move oneself

pay in advance

progress to

put forth

sink into

strike against

march forward

ex-

be offered

move right ahead

pay an advance

upward move

on the offensive

access

advocacy

air

drive forward

make a progress

move the army

move the army to

move troops

promote to higher position

move onward

preceed

tack on

make great

advance-money

outcall

patterned advance

plow ahead

tag on

go on ahead

c-buda

farewell

arrive first

abet

accede

act

act as

act out

add

add on

adduce

add up

adjoin

admix

adolesce

advance order

advancing

advantage

advocate

affect

affirm

ahead of time

amelioration

amount

anabasis

anticipatory

append

appreciate

approaches

arise

arrears

aspirate

assail

bank loan

before

beleaguer

beset

besiege

be successful

bid

bidding

billow

blend in

blossom

🌼

blossom forth

blossom out

board

boom

💥

boost up

break

bring forth

bring up

build up

bull

bust

call on

carry

cart

cast

cast off

change

charge

climb up

come forward

coming

concoct

conduce

contrive

convey

convince

course of action

crawl

credit

cushion

cut

cut in

deliver

démarche

departure

depict

descended

devolve

dig out

dissuade

doff

down payment

drag

draw

draw away

draw near

draw off

dwell

earliness

early

earnest money

educe

elaborate

elapse

enact

enhancement

enlarge

escalation

exasperate

execute

feature

fling off

flourish

follow

force

forge

forth

forwards

furtherance

future

gather up

gestation

get better

get going

get moving

get on well

get up

give

go far

heave

heave up

heighten

hike

hoist

hurry

impelling

impersonate

improved

increment

incursion

induce

infiltrate

inflate

infuse

inhale

insert

insist

inspire

instalment

instance

intensify

interlard

intersperse

intro

introduction

invade

lace

leadership

leading

lift up

look ahead

maintain

marching-out

maturate

meet

motion

mount

movement

move up

near

offensive

oppress

outdistance

outride

Произносится как (IPA)

/ədˈvɑːns/

Этимология (Английский)

Etymology tree
Latin ab
Proto-Indo-European *h₂énti
Proto-Italic *anti
Latin ante
Late Latin ab ante
Proto-Indo-European *-éh₂
Proto-Indo-European *-yéti
Proto-Indo-European *-eh₂yéti
Proto-Italic *-āō
Latin -ō
Latin *abanteāre
Old French avancierbor.
Middle English avauncen
English advance
From Middle English avauncen, avancen, borrowed from Anglo-Norman avauncier, from Vulgar Latin *abanteāre, from Late Latin ab ante, from Latin ab + ante (“before”). ⟨d⟩ added in analogy to Latin ad- (cf. Middle French advancer). Compare avaunt.