advanced
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- adjective
- /ədˈvænst/
:
avanzado
- This course is designed for advanced students who are already proficient in English.
- advanced degree
- advanced level
- advanced course
And and these are advanced tools, right?
- And and these are advanced tools, right?
- I'm a recipient of an ERC Advanced Research grant.
- And that could be a very advanced scientific civilization.
- And but there's no reason for super advanced AI to want to harm us.
- Yeah, this is a more advanced cutting tool.
- See down there, they have advanced technology tennis balls.
- Like my CrossFit programming, there's advanced options almost every day.
- This again is from fresh and it's their advanced therapy dream.
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Yeah, this is a more advanced cutting tool.
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Since then, AI and advanced automation have exploded.
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Then why is it that at least the more advanced fish have them too?
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And and these are advanced tools, right?
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And that could be a very advanced scientific civilization.
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Computer technology is very advanced, young lady, but it can't do that.
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It's time for your advanced course in relativity.
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Other researchers have observed how advanced and expert musicians use their practice time.
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It can detect smells that even the most advanced technology in the world cannot.
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Indeed, it is targeted to secondary school students and would require more advanced problem-solving capabilities.
Academic text (2017)
Synonyms
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A machine or system with many advanced parts and careful design
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A country or society with advanced industry, economy, and technology
Being more complete and useful after growth or change
A person who is very skilled at an activity like music or sport
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
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Modern machines and systems that use the newest science and engineering
A U.S. government group that builds new tools and systems for the military
A former U.S. intelligence agency that did advanced computer research
How Advanced
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Etymology
Advanced comes from advance, which comes from an old root ante meaning 'before' or 'in front'. So an advanced society or skill is one that has 'moved forward' in development or ability.