advanced
gb/ədvˈænst/ us/ədvˈænst/
B1
Inglês
Acepções
0 acepção
adjective
B1
property
1
High-level, not basic
Difficult or high-level; for people who already know a lot about something.
Padrão de uso:
advanced [course/class/student/skill/level]
Erro comum:
Use advanced, not advance, when you mean high-level: an advanced class, an advanced student.
Sinônimos
higher-level (especially used for courses, skills, or study)
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expert (stronger; describes someone with very high skill)
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complex (emphasizes difficulty or detail more than level)
Antônimos
basic (simple or introductory)
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elementary (at a beginning level of study)
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beginner (intended for people just starting)
Colocações
advanced course
|advanced class
|advanced level
|advanced student
|advanced learner
|advanced skills
|advanced training
|advanced English
|advanced math
|advanced user
Temas
education
|skills
|learning
Exemplos
- She signed up for an advanced coding class.
- This textbook is too advanced for first-year students.
- The course is designed for advanced learners of English.
Exemplos para estudantes
- I am taking an advanced English class.
- This lesson is too advanced for me.
adjective
B2
property
2
Very modern and sophisticated
Very modern, highly developed, or technically complex.
Padrão de uso:
advanced [technology/system/method/equipment]
Erro comum:
Advanced often suggests high development or complexity; it does not always simply mean new.
Sinônimos
sophisticated (emphasizes complexity and refinement)
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state-of-the-art (suggests the newest or best available technology)
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cutting-edge (emphasizes being very new and innovative)
Antônimos
primitive (simple and not highly developed)
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outdated (no longer modern or current)
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basic (simple and without complex features)
Colocações
advanced technology
|advanced system
|advanced equipment
|advanced software
|advanced methods
|advanced techniques
|advanced materials
|advanced manufacturing
|advanced weapons
|advanced economy
Temas
technology
|science
|business
|engineering
Exemplos
- The hospital uses advanced imaging equipment.
- The company develops advanced materials for aircraft.
- Japan has one of the world's most advanced rail networks.
Exemplos para estudantes
- This phone uses advanced technology.
- The lab has advanced equipment.
adjective
B2
state
3
Far along in progress
Already far along or at a late stage.
Padrão de uso:
advanced [stage/cancer/pregnancy/plans]; [something] is advanced
Erro comum:
In health contexts, advanced often means serious because a disease has progressed.
Sinônimos
late-stage (especially common for illnesses or processes)
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far along (more conversational and general)
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well-developed (emphasizes that something has taken shape or grown)
Antônimos
early (near the beginning)
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initial (at the first stage)
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preliminary (before the main or final stage)
Colocações
advanced stage
|advanced cancer
|advanced disease
|advanced pregnancy
|advanced plans
|advanced negotiations
|advanced symptoms
|advanced decay
Temas
health
|planning
|time
Exemplos
- The disease was already at an advanced stage when doctors found it.
- By the time we joined the project, the plans were fairly advanced.
- She is in an advanced stage of pregnancy.
Exemplos para estudantes
- The project is at an advanced stage.
- The illness was advanced.
adjective
formal
C1
property
4
Ahead in ideas
Having modern or progressive ideas before many other people do.
Padrão de uso:
advanced [ideas/views/thinking]; advanced for [time/place]
Erro comum:
This use is often about ideas or social attitudes, not technical skill.
Sinônimos
progressive (emphasizes support for social or political change)
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forward-thinking (positive and practical; focused on the future)
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enlightened (more formal; suggests wisdom and open-mindedness)
Antônimos
conservative (prefers existing traditions or systems)
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traditional (based on older customs or ways)
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conventional (usual rather than new or original)
Colocações
advanced ideas
|advanced views
|advanced thinking
|advanced society
|advanced reforms
|advanced for its time
Temas
ideas
|society
|politics
|culture
Exemplos
- For the 1920s, her views on education were very advanced.
- The company is known for advanced thinking on flexible work.
- These reforms were considered advanced for their time.
Exemplos para estudantes
- Her ideas were advanced for her time.
Gramática
Forma no dicionário
advanced
AFI
GB/ədvˈænst/
US/ədvˈænst/
Sílabas e tonicidade
ad - vanced (2 sílabas)
Stress on 2nd syllable (vanced)
Formas da palavra
Adjective
- Base: advanced
Expressões
advanced age
1/ədvˈænst ˈeɪd͡ʒ/
fixed phrase
formal
Old age
Old age, usually said in a polite or formal way.
Exemplos
- Because of his advanced age, the doctors monitored him closely after surgery.
- She remained active despite her advanced age.
- Advanced age can increase the risk of complications.
advanced degree
1/ədvˈænst dɪɡɹˈi/
fixed phrase
Degree beyond bachelor's level
A degree you get after a bachelor's degree, such as a master's or PhD.
Exemplos
- Many research jobs require an advanced degree.
- She earned an advanced degree in public health.
- The program is designed for professionals who already have an advanced degree.
advanced economy
1/ədvˈænst ɪkˈɑnəmi/
fixed phrase
business
Highly developed national economy
A rich, highly developed country's economy.
Exemplos
- Inflation has slowed across several advanced economies.
- The report compares growth in emerging markets and advanced economies.
- An advanced economy usually has high income levels and developed financial systems.
advanced life support
1/ədvˈænst lˈaɪf səpˈɔɹt/
fixed phrase
technical
Specialized emergency medical care
Special emergency treatment to keep a very sick or injured person alive.
Exemplos
- Paramedics began advanced life support on the way to the hospital.
- The course trains nurses in advanced life support.
- The ambulance is equipped to provide advanced life support.
advanced placement
1/ədvˈænst plˈeɪsmənt/
fixed phrase
College-level high-school program
A high-school course or exam that is taught at a college level, often called AP.
Exemplos
- He took Advanced Placement biology in high school.
- The university gives credit for high scores on Advanced Placement exams.
- She is teaching two Advanced Placement courses this year.
advanced search
1/ədvˈænst sˈɚt͡ʃ/
fixed phrase
Search with extra filters
A search tool with more choices to help you find exactly what you want.
Exemplos
- Use advanced search to filter results by date and file type.
- The website's advanced search lets you search by author, title, and subject.
- I couldn't find the article until I tried advanced search.
advanced standing
1/ədvˈænst stˈændɪŋ/
fixed phrase
formal
Credit for prior study
Permission to skip some classes because you have already studied similar material.
Exemplos
- Transfer students may apply for advanced standing.
- Her previous coursework earned her advanced standing in the engineering program.
- The college granted him advanced standing after reviewing his exam results.