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1) аванс, позичка, авансові засоби (кошти); пропозиція вищої ціни ( на аукціоні); просування вперед, наступ2) авансовий; запобіжний3) просуватися вперед, наступати; прискорювати; платити аванс, сплачувати авансом•- advance a proposal
- advance amount
- advance an argument
- advance approval
- advance arguments
- advance check
- advance cheque
- advance claim
- advance compensation
- advance consent
- advance corporation tax
- advance credit
- advance financing
- advance freight
- advance holder
- advance in rank
- advance in the art
- advance inquiry
- advance item
- advance knowledge
- advance limitation
- advance loan
- advance measure
- advance notice
- advance one's candidacy
- advance payment
- advance payment of duty
- advance payment of fee
- advance political demands
- advance registration
- advance royalty
- advance ruling
- advance tax
- advance territorial claims
- advance the equality of women
- advance voting
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