| ADJ | advance | - | - |
| NOUN | an advance | advances |
| VERB | to advance | advanced | advanced advancing | advances |
| SYNO | advance | advanced | advancement | ... |
ADJ positive | comparative | superlative
NOUN article.ind sg | pl
VERB to infinitive | simple past | past participle
present participle | 3rd person
| to advance sth. [improve, promote] | 3557 etw.Akk. verbessern [voranbringen, weiterentwickeln] | |
| to advance | vorgehen 1286 | |
| to advance sth. [promote, further] | etw.Akk. voranbringen 1076 | |
| to advance sth. [raise, e.g. the price] | etw.Akk. erhöhen [z. B. den Preis] 879 | |
| to advance [progress, proceed] | fortschreiten 861 | |
| to advance | vordringen 844 | |
| to advance | voranschreiten 644 | |
| to advance sth. [accelerate, promote] [e.g. growth] | 579 etw.Akk. beschleunigen [befördern] [z. B. das Wachstum] | |
| to advance sb. [promote, further] | jdn. befördern 534 | |
| to advance sth. [develop further] | etw.Akk. weiterentwickeln 525 | |
| to advance | ansteigen 495 | |
| to advance sth. [with sliding motion, usually slowly] | etw. vorschieben 465 | |
| to advance sth. [money] | etw. vorlegen [vorstrecken] 451 | |
| to advance | avancieren 440 | |
| to advance | vorankommen 319 | |
| to advance | weiterkommen 164 | |
| mil. to advance | vorrücken 156 | |
| to advance | steigen 130 | |
| to advance sth. [cause, interests etc.] | etw. fördern 125 | |
| to advance sth. [speed sth. up, accelerate the progress of sth.] [e.g. an affair] | 98 etw.Akk. vorantreiben [z. B. eine Angelegenheit] | |
| fin. to advance sth. [cash] | etw. vorstrecken [Geld] 87 | |
| to advance | anrücken 58 | |
| to advance sb. | jdn. fördern 55 | |
| to advance | vorbringen 49 | |
| to advance | vortreten 48 | |
| to advance | vorangehen [fortschreiten, z. B. Arbeit, Vorhaben] 42 | |
| to advance | vorschießen 36 | |
| to advance sth. [suggest, propose] | etw. vorschlagen 29 | |
| to advance | vorwärtsbringen 28 | |
| to advance | vorwärtsbewegen 22 | |
| to advance [enemy] | andringen 15 | |
| tech. to advance [proceed] | fortschalten [weiterschalten] 12 | |
| to advance | vorwärtsgehen 9 | |
| mil. to advance | anmarschieren [im Anmarsch sein] 9 | |
| MedTech.photo.tech. to advance [e.g. image, or to indexed positions] | weiterschalten [z. B. Aufnahme] 9 | |
| to advance sth. | etw. emporbringen [fig.] [geh.] [ein Geschäft] 9 | |
| to advance | sich nähern | |
| to advance | Kredit gewähren | |
| to advance | Geld vorschießen | |
| to advance | Fortschritte machen | |
| to advance | Vorauszahlung leisten | |
| to advance | vorwärts gehen [alt] | |
| to advance | vorwärts bewegen [alt] | |
| to advance | vorwärts bringen [alt] | |
| to advance sb. sth. [to pay or lend] | für jdn. etw. verauslagen | |
Substantive |
| advance | Fortschritt {m} 1336 | |
| advance | Vorsprung {m} 1084 | |
| fin. advance [of money] | Vorschuss {m} 933 | |
| advance [improvement] | Verbesserung {f} 299 | |
| advance | Vorstoß {m} 283 | |
| advance | Vormarsch {m} 137 | |
| tech. advance | Vorschub {m} 78 | |
| advance | Vervollkommnung {f} 69 | |
| fin. advance | Darlehen {n} 62 | |
| advance | Vordringen {n} 40 | |
| advance | Erhöhung {f} 35 | |
| advance | Anmarsch {m} 31 | |
| advance | Vorrücken {n} 30 | |
| advance | Aufrücken {n} 22 | |
| fin. advance | 21 Vorschusszahlung {f} [Vorschussbetrag, Vorauszahlung] | |
| advance | Aufschlag {m} 18 | |
| fin. advance | Vorschussbetrag {m} [Vorauszahlung] 17 | |
| advance | Anerbieten {n} 15 | |
| fin. advance | Diskontkredit {m} 15 | |
| advance | Vorwärtskommen {n} 13 | |
| advance | Preisanstieg {m} 11 | |
| advance | Zunahme {f} 10 | |
| advance | Kursgewinn {m} 10 | |
| advance | Vorwärtsbewegung {f} 8 | |
| advance | freundliches Entgegenkommen {n} | |
| advance [crankshaft angle] | Vorverstellung {f} [Kurbelwinkel] | |
2 Wörter: Andere |
| in advance {adv} | vorab | |
| in advance {adv} | voraus | |
| in advance {adv} | vorher | |
| in advance {adv} | im Voraus | |
| in advance {adv} | im Vorhinein | |
| in advance {adv} | vorgängig [zuvor, vorher] | |
| fin. in advance {adv} | pränumerando | |
| in advance {adv} [of] | im Vorfeld [+Gen.] [im Voraus] | |
2 Wörter: Verben |
| to advance freight | Frachtkosten vorschießen | |
| to advance growth | Wachstum beschleunigen | |
| to advance into | eindringen | |
| to advance money | Geld leihen | |
| to advance money | Geld vorschießen | |
| to advance money | Vorschuss leisten | |
| fin. to advance money | Geld auslegen [vorschießen] | |
| mil. to advance on sth. [e.g. troops advance on a city] | auf etw.Akk. vorrücken [z. B. Truppen rücken auf eine Stadt vor] | |
| to advance sb. money | jdm. Geld vorschießen [ugs.] | |
| to advance strongly | kräftig anziehen | |
| to advance towards sth. | etw.Dat. näher kommen | |
| to further advance | weiter vorrücken | |
2 Wörter: Substantive |
| fin. advance (payment) | Vorauszahlung {f} | |
| advance account | Barkredit {m} | |
| fin. advance account | Buchkredit {m} | |
| advance advertising | Vorauswerbung {f} | |
| advance advice | Vorankündigung {f} | |
| advance announcement | Voranmeldung {f} | |
| advance appropriation | Vorausbewilligung {f} | |
| advance arrangements | Vorausdispositionen {pl} | |
| advance assessment | Vorausveranlagung {f} | |
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Übersetzung für 'advance' von Englisch nach Deutsch
- to advance sth. [improve, promote]
- etw.Akk. verbessern [voranbringen, weiterentwickeln]
- to advance
- vorgehen
vordringen
voranschreiten
ansteigen
avancieren
vorankommen
weiterkommen
vorrückenmil.
steigen
anrücken
vorbringen
vortreten
vorangehen [fortschreiten, z. B. Arbeit, Vorhaben]
vorschießen
vorwärtsbringen
vorwärtsbewegen
vorwärtsgehen
anmarschieren [im Anmarsch sein]mil.
sich nähern
Kredit gewähren
Geld vorschießen
Fortschritte machen
Vorauszahlung leisten
vorwärts gehen [alt]
vorwärts bewegen [alt]
vorwärts bringen [alt]
- to advance sth. [promote, further]
- etw.Akk. voranbringen
- to advance sth. [raise, e.g. the price]
- etw.Akk. erhöhen [z. B. den Preis]
- to advance [progress, proceed]
- fortschreiten
- to advance sth. [accelerate, promote] [e.g. growth]
- etw.Akk. beschleunigen [befördern] [z. B. das Wachstum]
- to advance sb. [promote, further]
- jdn. befördern
- to advance sth. [develop further]
- etw.Akk. weiterentwickeln
- to advance sth. [with sliding motion, usually slowly]
- etw. vorschieben
- to advance sth. [money]
- etw. vorlegen [vorstrecken]
- to advance sth. [cause, interests etc.]
- etw. fördern
- to advance sth. [speed sth. up, accelerate the progress of sth.] [e.g. an affair]
- etw.Akk. vorantreiben [z. B. eine Angelegenheit]
- to advance sth. [cash]
- etw. vorstrecken [Geld]fin.
- to advance sb.
- jdn. fördern
- to advance sth. [suggest, propose]
- etw. vorschlagen
- to advance [enemy]
- andringen
- to advance [proceed]
- fortschalten [weiterschalten]tech.
- to advance [e.g. image, or to indexed positions]
- weiterschalten [z. B. Aufnahme]MedTech.photo.tech.
- to advance sth.
- etw. emporbringen [fig.] [geh.] [ein Geschäft]
- to advance sb. sth. [to pay or lend]
- für jdn. etw. verauslagen
- advance
- Fortschritt {m}
Vorsprung {m}
Vorstoß {m}
Vormarsch {m}
Vorschub {m}tech.
Vervollkommnung {f}
Darlehen {n}fin.
Vordringen {n}
Erhöhung {f}
Anmarsch {m}
Vorrücken {n}
Aufrücken {n}
Vorschusszahlung {f} [Vorschussbetrag, Vorauszahlung]fin.
Aufschlag {m}
Vorschussbetrag {m} [Vorauszahlung]fin.
Anerbieten {n}
Diskontkredit {m}fin.
Vorwärtskommen {n}
Preisanstieg {m}
Zunahme {f}
Kursgewinn {m}
Vorwärtsbewegung {f}
freundliches Entgegenkommen {n}
- advance [of money]
- Vorschuss {m}fin.
- advance [improvement]
- Verbesserung {f}
- advance [crankshaft angle]
- Vorverstellung {f} [Kurbelwinkel]
- in advance {adv}
- vorab
voraus
vorher
im Voraus
im Vorhinein
vorgängig [zuvor, vorher]
pränumerandofin.
- in advance {adv} [of]
- im Vorfeld [+Gen.] [im Voraus]
- to advance freight
- Frachtkosten vorschießen
- to advance growth
- Wachstum beschleunigen
- to advance into
- eindringen
- to advance money
- Geld leihen
Geld vorschießen
Vorschuss leisten
Geld auslegen [vorschießen]fin.
- to advance on sth. [e.g. troops advance on a city]
- auf etw.Akk. vorrücken [z. B. Truppen rücken auf eine Stadt vor]mil.
- to advance sb. money
- jdm. Geld vorschießen [ugs.]
- to advance strongly
- kräftig anziehen
- to advance towards sth.
- etw.Dat. näher kommen
- to further advance
- weiter vorrücken
- advance (payment)
- Vorauszahlung {f}fin.
- advance account
- Barkredit {m}
Buchkredit {m}fin.
- advance advertising
- Vorauswerbung {f}
- advance advice
- Vorankündigung {f}
- advance announcement
- Voranmeldung {f}
- advance appropriation
- Vorausbewilligung {f}
- advance arrangements
- Vorausdispositionen {pl}
- advance assessment
- Vorausveranlagung {f}
Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
weitere Beispiele ...
- Morgan led his regiment, with the added support of Henry Dearborn's 300-man New Hampshire infantry, as the advance to the main forces.
- This advance release also enjoyed airplay on several radio stations and attracted generally favourable comments from the press and advance publicity for the album.
- Brickhill approached Evans Brothers about an advance for the Dam Busters book, but they were not interested in any advance until they had seen a manuscript.
- Brickhill approached Evans Brothers about an advance for the proposed book on 617 Squadron, but they were not interested in providing any advance until they saw a manuscript.
- Advance voting was possible from 10 August to 9 September. 452,488 votes were cast in advance, a decrease of approx 52,000 since the 2001 election.
- Guests wishing to dine at the restaurant are advised to make reservations at least a day in advance.
- Every two turns, players advance a tier, giving them access to more pets and food, which are generally better than the previous.
- AFOC is entrusted to advance ASEAN cooperation in the coal sector and advance intra-ASEAN business opportunities.
- Because only three horse and rider pairs from each nation could advance beyond certain rounds in the individual events, five British pairs did not advance despite being placed sufficiently high.
- Group winners and runners-up advance to the quarterfinals, groups thirds and fourths advance to the 8th–16th quarterfinals and groups fifth placed teams advance to the 17th–19th play-offs.
- Typically, there are 40 pianists who participate in the preliminary round, 16 who advance to the quarter-final round, 8 who advance to the semi-final round, and 4 who advance to the final round.
- Because only three horse and rider pairs from each nation could advance beyond certain rounds in the individual events, five American pairs did not advance despite being placed sufficiently high.
- At the beginning of 1919, the Supreme Command of the White Army decided to advance in two directions.
- Abdul Aziz was appointed by Babur to lead an advance guard to check Rana Sanga's advance. However he was defeated at the Battle of Bayana.
- On June 2, the battle began when Hays sent out an advance party of two companies, while the main force moved eight miles downriver from their camp, much more cautiously than Ormsby had before.
- There is no tiebreaker for individual competition; all individuals tied for a place eligible to advance to the next level will advance.
- The first teams from each group advance to the 9th place match; the second teams advance to the 11th place match; the third teams advance to the 13th place match; the fourth teams advance to the 15th place match; the last teams advance to the 17th place match.
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