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I 1. [əd'vɑːns] [AE -'væns]1) (forward movement) avanzamento m.; mil. avanzata f.; fig. (of civilization, in science) avanzamento m., progresso m.2) (sum of money) anticipo m., acconto m. (on su)3) (increase) aumento m.any advance on Ј 100? — (at auction etc.) 100 sterline, chi offre di più?
4) in advance [book, notify, pay] in anticipo, anticipatamentehere's Ј 30 in advance — ecco 30 sterline di anticipo o in acconto
5) in advance of prima di, in anticipo rispetto a [ person]2.nome plurale advances (sexual) avances f.; (other contexts) approcci m.II 1. [əd'vɑːns] [AE -'væns]to make advances to sb. — (sexually) fare delle avances a qcn
1) (move forward) mandare avanti [ tape]; mettere avanti [ clock]; mil. (far) avanzare [ troops]2) (put forward) avanzare [ theory]4) (move to earlier date) anticipare [time, date] (to a)5) (pay up front) anticipare [ sum] (to a)2.1) (move forward) [ person] avanzare (on, towards verso); mil. [ army] avanzare (on su)2) (progress) [civilization, knowledge] progredire, fare progressi3) (increase) [ prices] aumentare* * *1. verb1) (to move forward: The army advanced towards the town; Our plans are advancing well; He married the boss's daughter to advance (= improve) his chances of promotion.) avanzare2) (to supply (someone) with (money) on credit: The bank will advance you $500.) anticipare2. noun1) (moving forward or progressing: We've halted the enemy's advance; Great advances in medicine have been made in this century.) avanzata2) (a payment made before the normal time: Can I have an advance on my salary?) anticipo3) ((usually in plural) an attempt at (especially sexual) seduction.) avance, approccio3. adjective1) (made etc before the necessary or agreed time: an advance payment.) anticipato2) (made beforehand: an advance booking.) in anticipo, anticipato3) (sent ahead of the main group or force: the advance guard.) (1) avanguardia•- advanced- in advance* * *I 1. [əd'vɑːns] [AE -'væns]1) (forward movement) avanzamento m.; mil. avanzata f.; fig. (of civilization, in science) avanzamento m., progresso m.2) (sum of money) anticipo m., acconto m. (on su)3) (increase) aumento m.any advance on Ј 100? — (at auction etc.) 100 sterline, chi offre di più?
4) in advance [book, notify, pay] in anticipo, anticipatamentehere's Ј 30 in advance — ecco 30 sterline di anticipo o in acconto
5) in advance of prima di, in anticipo rispetto a [ person]2.nome plurale advances (sexual) avances f.; (other contexts) approcci m.II 1. [əd'vɑːns] [AE -'væns]to make advances to sb. — (sexually) fare delle avances a qcn
1) (move forward) mandare avanti [ tape]; mettere avanti [ clock]; mil. (far) avanzare [ troops]2) (put forward) avanzare [ theory]4) (move to earlier date) anticipare [time, date] (to a)5) (pay up front) anticipare [ sum] (to a)2.1) (move forward) [ person] avanzare (on, towards verso); mil. [ army] avanzare (on su)2) (progress) [civilization, knowledge] progredire, fare progressi3) (increase) [ prices] aumentare -
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♦ advance /ədˈvɑ:ns/A n.1 [u] avanzamento; avanzata; (l')avanzare: the army's advance, l'avanzata dell'esercito; with the advance of old age, con l'avanzare dell'età2 progresso: technological advance, il progresso tecnologico; Surgery has made great advances, la chirurgia ha fatto grandi progressi3 ( banca, comm.) anticipo; anticipazione; acconto; prestito: I asked for an advance on my salary, chiesi un anticipo sullo stipendio; advances on (o against) securities, prestiti su titoli; advance money, acconto; anticipo; payment in advance, pagamento anticipato; acconto4 aumento; rialzo: an advance in the cost of living, un aumento del costo della vita; Any advance on £150?, ( a un'asta) 150 sterline, chi offre di più?5 (al pl.) approccio, approcci; avances (franc.): to make advances to sb., tentare un approccio con q.; fare delle avances a q.6 [u] (autom., mecc.) anticipoB a. attr.1 anticipato; in anticipo: advance booking, prenotazione anticipata; (naut.) advance freight, nolo anticipato; advance payment, pagamento anticipato; advance notice, preavviso2 in avanscoperta; come avanguardia: advance party, gruppo in avanscoperta; gruppo inviato a preparare il terreno● advance copy, copia-saggio ( di un libro) □ (mil.) advance guard, avanguardia □ ( USA) advance man, incaricato che si occupa dei preparativi di una visita ( di un personaggio importante) □ (trasp.) advance-purchase excursion ► APEX □ in advance, anticipatamente; anticipato; in anticipo; (mil.) in avanscoperta: payment in advance, pagamento anticipato; to book in advance, prenotare in anticipo; We were sent in advance, siamo stati mandati in avanscoperta □ in advance of, prima di; in anticipo su ( i tempi, ecc.).♦ (to) advance /ədˈvɑ:ns/A v. i.1 avanzare; muovere: We advanced on the capital, avanzammo sulla capitale; to advance on the enemy, muovere contro il nemico; to advance into a region, avanzare (o inoltrarsi) in una regione2 progredire; fare progressi; avanzareB v. t.1 promuovere; favorire; far progredire: to advance the cause for peace, promuovere la causa della pace; to advance one's career, fare carriera; to advance one's own interests, favorire i propri interessi; fare il proprio interesse2 anticipare (una data, un evento)3 far avanzare; spostare in avanti; mettere avanti ( l'orologio): ( scacchi, dama) to advance a piece, far avanzare un pezzo4 proporre; avanzare; accampare: to advance a theory, proporre una tesi; to advance an opinion, avanzare un'opinione; to advance a claim, avanzare una pretesa; accampare un diritto5 anticipare ( denaro); concedere ( un prestito); prestare: I will advance you a week's pay, vi anticiperò una settimana di salario
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