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Advance
(adj,n,v)
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| Advance (adj)
: something made at an earlier time |
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| 1- She was happy to receive an
advance copy of the author's book. |
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| 2- We received an
advance warning to move out of the apartment. |
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| Advance (n) : forward
movement; early payment; development or improvement of something |
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| 3- We made many technological
advances last century. |
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| 4- My work offered
me an advance. |
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| 5- I took out a
cash advance from my credit card. |
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| Advance (v) :
to move forward; to give early payment;
to develop. |
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| 6- The football team quickly
advanced down the field. |
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| 7- The troops advanced
onto the city. |
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