🔍 牛津詞典
🔍 朗文詞典 🎯
🔍 劍橋詞典
🔍 柯林斯詞典
🔍 麥美倫詞典
🔍 韋氏詞典
檢索以下詞典：
(Mr. Ng 不推薦使用 Google 翻譯！)
最近搜尋：
- DJ 136
- Dale 203
- non-violence 62
- neologism 75
- camp bed 128
- frugal 195
- rambling 293
- emphasis 651
- crank something ↔ up 92
- Ensue 58
- hate 686
- Tambourine 160
- fisher 88
- Enquire 76
- Pathetic 194
- Downplay 77
- boarding house 203
- pane 537
- get over 156
- Plot 219
- your 66
- Gluten 88
- rock 679
- mitten 66
- à la mode 158
- disuse 173
- drop kick 103
- boll 103
- Diversion 449
- Cliche 32
- eisteddfod 129
- memorabilia 174
- MEANTIME 108
- Sufficient 368
- filch 126
- Miraculous 83
- upvc 77
- haematology 113
- enchant 238
- skeptical 306
- undesirable 301
- Draw 421
- crust 507
- miniaturize 49
- lobe 81
- bismuth 153
- Dichotomy 83
- Kneel 80
- macedonian 40
- Inducement 54
- spilt 72
- bsc 93
- commission 1014
- top-heavy 77
- pavilion 140
- low life 87
- drupe 81
- close-set 62
- noisy 611
- Tiller 39
- bleep 140
- half-hearted 328
- Wake 339
- factory ship 96
- tiddliest 50
- binding 166
- tramp 591
- dressing 193
- Belarus 60
- herbivore 285
- coypu 87
- capsule 162
- marten 55
- film 279
- relations 41
- icicle 55
- flavour 757
- currency 272
- nylons 34
- ombudsmanship 40
- blank out 90
- Pall 154
- Spot 235
- Purportedly 15
- ineligible 219
- Diet 249
- SUBMIT 34
- gearshift 119
- torture 667
- stonewall 133
- favour 636
- non-intervention 63
- Tourist 281
- stateless 63
- boisterous 191
- lug 262
- no-brainer 32
- teamwork 58
- squander 90
- nodule 81
- macro- 100
- the upshot (of something) 35
- albumin 92
- beer 195
- arouse 547
- disintermediation 110
- indulgent 166
- window dressing 43
- resell 69
- principled 84
- shunt 210
- propane 63
- tailor-made 273
- childish 539
- lobeless 41
- glue 595
- Dalliance 60
- interest 1202
- ghosty 70
- Recommendation 84
- mongolism 31
- Scenic 169
- antibiotic 288
- armour 165
- lenient 411
- Lengthy 158
- asphyxiated 8
- Landfill 41
- Czech Republic, the 106
- arteriosclerosis 93
- pugnacious 77
- legalism 45
- denunciation 231
- pad 601
- Instant 268
- banding 92
- granddaddy 107
- Trail 350
- ease 952
- glogg 75
- shot 683
- Sense 370
- appreciably 95
- pretended 64
- get across 147
- gremlin 110
- monogamic 35
- lastly 159
- sensitive 693
- Er 117
- quebec 99
- singsong 73
- blood brother 160
- Family-friendly 74
- internal 504
- Wildfire 34
- Filmmakers 116
- there 188
- lullabied 33
- regionalistic 37
- sporadic 291
- Cigar 193
- addiction 248
- Interesting 186
- oracle 201
- tattle 152
- Relevant 402
- bring out 180
- Attest 88
- undeniable 283
- freezing 241
- lubricant 79
- come with 82
- vestige 121
- self-loathing 53
- density 737
- chain reaction 170
- client state 138
- russian 66
- slide 703
- kenning 42
- unreasoning 61
- blackjack 163
- anxious 647
- Melanin 153
- compositionally 71
- attract 648
- receiver 618
- fleshpots 191
- blower 203
- admissible 185
- portable 773
- drawing 582
- suffice 200
- considerate 550
- surprising 629
- sheeter 46
- outrageous 360
- Happening 184
- watchmaker 77
- outweigh 383
- retirement 395
- SANCTUARY 69
- expectancy 181
- throw yourself at someone 49
- throng 576
- vellum 51
- call in 143
- analytical 259
- ferryboat 123
- mezzo-soprano 66
- deconstruct 195
- hardy perennial 84
- bible 455
- Convincing 368
- Charged 312
- dislodge 171
- day 418
- Fuel 756
- unreliableness 34
- plebe 69
- microbreweries 47
- ersatz 151
- Herb 254
- dignitary 182
- title holder 65
- distribution 1278
- Malicious 166
- countrified 156
- indentation 65
- dizzying 162
- infarction 40
- fun-loving 82
- excitable 158
- medium 642
- heavy-set 63
- oligarchy 67
- distress 730
- nest egg 49
- algebra 559
- revealing 364
- separability 99
- Fingernail 64
- per capita 119
- proportionally 68
- gasworks 162
- flash back 120
- Spread 336
- savory 181
- nonobservant 35
- Enlarge 100
- wineglassful 36
- nauseant 32
- ad infinitum 195
- dryad 132
- kite surfing 60
- chimney pot 128
- Marshy 108
- booking 292
- give over 105
- overact 65
- accept 639
- lattice 80
- guildship 68
- pyrotechnics 60
- chorizo 125
- bap 109
- cuddly 179
- Ukraine 219
- Polystyrene 79
- deduction 273
- ray 832
- on account of something 96
- forbidding 174
- compartmentalized 63
- fox-hunt 91
- prig 231
- kaleidoscope 68
- Treatment 297
- Structure 699
- unacceptably 42
- inclusion 258
- stunt man 117
- Bonus 294
- endoskeleton 145
- infuriate 298
- drastic 358
- lollies 42
- momma 57
- vapour 529
- Disputable 147
- Yielding 50
- Consistent 188
- accident 656
- ascribe 420
- Endorse 312
- Regardless 177
- stripping 87
- percolator 65
- catch at 69
- multiplexer 51
- Accused 34
- pustule 76
- chess 533
- efficacy 122
- detachment 240
- Bury 254
- careful 323
- stentorian 116
- pay attention to 77
- finance 594
- enchanter 113
- salesperson 195
- cheer somebody ↔ on 91
- twit 75
- judge 704
- disregards 58
- propaganda 471
- Jest 201
- racism 207
- playback 60
- dictatorial 268
- vacillate 288
- all-in 121
- Fabulous 261
- Traffic 185
- Ad 273
- Determiners 47
- briefcase 306
- cottonwood 184
- instructional 193
- hysterical 300
- crew neck 115
- Decimate 33
- shimmering 37
- denimed 60
- subdivision 65
- dry-ice 54
- describe 674
- Expert 283
- averagely 88
- be in the black 130
- metalanguage 76
- stroller 183
- whupped 36
- death rate 176
- centre 588
- wallet 613
- tone 892
- undoubted 344
- test 775
- accommodating 222
- hot air 21
- Widely 205
- judgmental 80
- front bench 176
- entanglement 226
- Trot 418
- echelon 118
- risk your life neck 31
- Diversity 260
- tableland 55
- Security 355
- disbelieve 122
- laxity 39
- nutcracker 59
- comport 269
- Treaty 220
- irrevocable 84
- kaolinize 35
- bedpost 173
- corporatism 137
- Ambiguity 81
- urinate 139
- Raze 115
- lottery 301
- Considerably 111
- condolence 492
- epaulet 118
- Roam 257
- family room 123
- nutshell 73
- Sophisticate 42
- Animosity 42
- girlfriend 294
- beckon 252
- Funfair 147
- hiccup 306
- Probably 211
- Sword 166
- defra 95
- Robe 40
- autoimmune 113
- immobile 89
- ethical 354
- mccoy 70
- hardtop 46
- out of town 112
- itineraries 38
- style 712
- city fathers 89
- wherever 520
- mystified 45
- prospect 602
- LIFE 150
- fantasy 672
- dignity 258
- Coordinator 227
- neediness 50
- grey 598
- hepatic 67
- repurpose 87
- castanets 106
- correctional facility 99
- Due to 59
- cluster 350
- attacker 139
- objection 746
- finding 552
- probe 326
- flexible 689
- fly 326
- snorkeling 132
- rainmaker 45
- scumbag 66
- clock 543
- painty 37
- plead 685
- screen saver 67
- monolingual 66
- Annoy 231
- bring off 89
- diy 105
- date of birth 91
- terminology 85
- benedictine 142
- serviceable 131
- Budget 354
- any requests? 79
- ascii 121
- excuse 352
- mock 410
- crusader 85
- Contamination 190
- huskier 35
- windbreaker 46
- also-rans 16
- birdbath 151
- implies 65
- kingly 79
- cowpat 154
- handling 77
- trumpeting 37
- Polaroid 308
- polythene 84
- busyness 107
- In a dangerous situation 79
- wrinkle 210
- orthodox 342
- knotting 38
- guilder 162
- contemplation 252
- practise 689
- bricks-and-mortar 108
- biodiversity 123
- arthropod 88
- underpinning 65
- To say no 59
- loudmouthed 54
- Trick 251
- prospective 249
- proceed from something 108
- hymen 65
- invoke 217
- tittle-tattle 42
- boast 563
- steady 1069
- Stifle 270
- agronomically 35
- seine 39
- guiltiest 81
- suave 147
- chamber of commerce 153
- exorcize 143
- satiny 64
- harassingly 28
- Lively 166
- Heighten 92
- Armenia 81
- challenger 119
- unholy 200
- Nonchalant 113
- notifiable 71
- fatuities 75
- Mr 81
- mash up 157
- expressive 374
- discard 784
- innovative 315
- put something into words 65
advance
Word family
ad·vance1 /ədˈvɑːns $ ədˈvæns/ ●●○ W3 noun
1 in advance (of something) BEFOREbefore something happens or is expected to happen 预先，提前；（在某事）发生之前
Examples from the Corpus
in advance (of something)• Admission is $ 7 at the door, $ 6 in advance and $ 5 for Tucson Blues Society members.• Admission is free to all ticket holders and there is no need to book in advance.• The walk is suitable for all the family and places must be booked in advance.• The Assembly passed legislation which required organizers of demonstrations to apply three days in advance for government approval.• It was another to tell him in advance you were going to.• Although it cuts down on your freedom, Steves now recommends making make reservations at least a few hours in advance.• Most are commissioned but proposals can be made in advance to the News and Views Editor.• So Whitney now works out arrangements with her partner in advance to avoid problems down the road.
2 be in advance of somebody/something to be more developed or modern than someone or something else 超前于某人/某物；比某事物先进
Examples from the Corpus
be in advance of somebody/something• In several ways, then, a catalogue may be in advance of any other publications.
3 development/improvement 发展/改进PROGRESS [countableC] a change, discovery, or invention that brings progress 进步，进展
technological/scientific/medical etc advance
► see thesaurus at progress4 forward movement 向前的移动 [countableC]FORWARD forward movement or progress of a group of people – used especially to talk about soldiers 前进，推进〔尤指士兵〕
5 money 金钱 [countableC usually singular]PAY FOR money paid to someone before the usual time, especially someone’s salary 预付款
Examples from the Corpus
advance• Advances in medical science may make it possible for people to live for 150 years.• Dr Martineau had written an article about advances in medicine over the last five years.• Despite these somewhat pessimistic conclusions, the study represents an advance on earlier studies in this field of inquiry.• There was a big advance in the price of gold today.• The last 20 years have seen enormous advances in communications technology.• When she declined his advances, he entrusted her to a matron of a sinful house.• But it is also useful to plan formal dissemination in advance.• Reserve tickets in advance by calling the box office at 622-2823.• The child is warned in advance about those behaviours that are considered inappropriate and the consequences that will follow from them.• Every yard of advance was strewn with the fallen.• Being purely quantitative measures, they fail to illuminate qualitative advances.• Observers monitored the army's advance on the capital.• On the other hand, past concerns have been solved by technological advances.• The discovery marks a significant technological advance.
technological/scientific/medical etc advance• Furthermore, the competitive market system would seem to provide an environment conducive to the rapid diffusion of a technological advance.• However, affluence and technological advances have created new kinds of safety hazards for people who live in Western society.• From the first, these universal histories represented both scientific advances and political and religious challenges.• Competition and complementarity between systems are being stressed, together with an assessment of likely technological advances.• Moreover, technological advances compound engine makers' problems.• Other medical advances were often the subject of rather more hesitation.• Despite all the technological advances of science, it seemed survival still depended on the action of a man.
advance2 ●●○ W3 verb
1 move forward 向前移动FORWARD [intransitiveI] to move towards someone or something, especially in a slow and determined way – used especially to talk about soldiers 前进，推进〔尤指士兵〕
advance on
2 develop 发展PROGRESS [intransitiveI, transitiveT] if scientific or technical knowledge advances, or if something advances it, it develops and improves （使）进展
4 advance your career/a cause/your interests etc SUCCESSFULto do something that will help you achieve an advantage or success for yourself or someone else 促进职业/事业/兴趣等的发展
5. price 价格INCREASE IN NUMBER OR AMOUNT [intransitiveI] if the price or value of something advances, it increases – used especially when talking about the stock exchange 〔价格、价值〕上涨〔尤用于证券交易〕
6 time/date 时间/日期BEFORE [transitiveT] formal to change the time or date when an event should happen to an earlier time or date 提前，提早
7. machine 机器TMC [intransitiveI, transitiveT] formal if you advance a film, clock, musical recording etc, or if it advances, it goes forward （使）〔电影、钟表、唱片等〕向前移动；把〔钟表〕拨快
→ advancingExamples from the Corpus
advance• The players get paid based on how far they advance.• Villagers hid in the hills as the troops advanced.• In early 1940 the army began to advance across France.• Ten goals in nine matches since he returned from Sydney suggest that his reputation is advancing by the week.• Our knowledge of the deepest parts of the ocean has advanced considerably over the last ten years.• The plane slowly advanced down the runway and then paused, ready for take-off.• Two possible interpretations of this effect were advanced in Chapter 5.• No such argument has been advanced in the present case, and their Lordships need say nothing about it.• Only once before had they advanced past the Minnesota 31.• These men advanced the same arguments against Holy Trinity that conservative theologians employed against the progressive Church.• Oil stocks advanced today in heavy trading.• Computer technology is advancing very rapidly.
advance across/through/towards• No one should be expected to advance through life-or school-in quite the same way as anyone else.• Again and again I attempted to advance towards my father.• I had advanced through the ranks and held a responsible middle-management position.• She advanced through the shadows less cautiously, her only fear now that there would be no one to meet her.• Tickets cost £12 and are bookable in advance through the Theatre Administrator.• These aims were to be advanced through the twin application of development plans and development control powers.• The railway had advanced across the Urals by 1874.• Tickets are $ 7 at the door or in advance through Ticketmaster, 321-1000.
advance somebody something• Will they advance you some money until your get your first paycheck?
advance3 adjectiveadj
1 advance planning/warning/booking etc BEFOREplanning etc that is done before an event 预先计划/警告/订购等
Examples from the Corpus
advance planning/warning/booking etc• However, Redmond and Manschreck acknowledged that they had not billed for or received any money for the advance planning.• It will also repay advance bookings.• Perhaps the most widely used online service is travel planning, both to research a destination and to do advance bookings.• Significant moments in history do not happen without some kind of advance warning.• For course details details and advance booking forms contact:.• If we could list those we'd have advance warning of shortage problems on the assembly lines two months before they occur.• The most obvious features are the tall watchtowers scattered across the Silk Road to provide advance warning of Xiongnu attack.
2. advance party/team BEFOREa group of people who go first to a place where something will happen to prepare for it 〔提前到某地为活动做准备的〕先遣队，先遣人员
Examples from the Corpus
advance party/team• Henkel made the change-and that resulted in an unusual problem for the advance team.• One of Isambard's advance party, and by the cut of him a man of importance.• I had flown out to Novosibirsk with the advance party at the beginning of September.• Dawson felt as if he were the advance party for a dawn raid.• In this they had the enthusiastic collaboration of professional media advance teams from both governments.• Our advance party had done a big job.• Fields was wearing a set of the new jungle fatigues and boots that the advance party had picked up for him.• Some advance party with orders in preparation for Isambard's reception.
3. advance copy a copy of a book, record etc that has not yet been made available to the public 〔书的〕样本；〔唱片的〕样片
Examples from the Corpus
advance copy• By the time he did, her new book was out and her publishers had sent him an advance copy.• One day Harry comes into the office silently holding up an advance copy of one of the professional journals.• The Advocate wound up releasing advance copies of the interview to the media over Thanksgivinga week before our board meeting.
Examples from the Corpus
advance• Advance bookings for the concert start today.• It will also repay advance bookings.• The aim was to give the writers the advance information they always sought and to gain interest from cinemas.• Airport visas may be obtained if forty-eight hours advance notice has been provided.• Admission to the museum and parking are free, but advance parking reservations are required.• I had flown out to Novosibirsk with the advance party at the beginning of September.• However, Redmond and Manschreck acknowledged that they had not billed for or received any money for the advance planning.• Deal with advance reservations. 7.• The advance training gets the patient up and walking sooner after surgery.• Aid workers say the village had no advance warning of the floods.
From Longman Business Dictionary
advancead·vance1 /ədˈvɑːnsədˈvæns/ adjectiveadj [only before a noun]
done before an event happens
A small fee is charged for this service and advance notice of at least two weeks is required.
A fair-minded employer will usually give employees plenty ofadvance warning of possible redundancies.
advanceadvance2 noun [countableC]
1an amount of money paid to someone before the usual time, or before a piece of work has been completed
advance of
We could offer you an advance of £1,000 and the rest on satisfactory completion of the book.
advance on
He had received an advance on his wages.
2an increase in the amount, level, or price of something
UK stocks have risen sharply, with further advances expected.
advance in
Analysts forecast a 6% decline in Italian car sales and an 8% advance in French sales.
advanceadvance3 verb
1[transitiveT] if you advance someone money, you lend it to them or give it to them, perhaps before they have earned it
Patrons advanced sums of money for building an art gallery.
advance somebody something
Random House had advanced him the money to write a book.
2[intransitiveI]FINANCE when the price of shares, currencies, goods etc advances, it increases
Gold prices advanced slightly in early trading.
Crude oil advanced $2.88 a barrel.
advance against
The dollar advanced against the yen.
3[intransitiveI]FINANCE when profits or sales advance, they increase
Pre-tax profits advanced 4% to £8.4 million.
First-quarter sales advanced 36%.
4[intransitiveI]FINANCE when a company advances, its profit increases
The company advanced 19.5%, lifting net profits to 1.25 billion rupees.
(1200-1300) Old French avancier, from Vulgar Latin abantiare, from Latin abante “before”
ad·vance1 nounadvance2 verbadvance3 adjectiveadj
Chinese
Syllable
Corpus
noun¹
noun²
noun³
noun⁴
verb¹
verb²
advance
Progress and development: progress, development, advance...
Wages and salaries: wage, salary, pay...
Miscellaneous payments: payment, advance, premium...
Direction and ways of getting to a place: direction, detour, path...
Flirtation and describing flirtatious behaviour: smirting, flirtation, coquetry...
General words meaning to move something: budge, propel, guide...
To make progress, or to achieve something: progress, get on with, get ahead...
To help something to progress: foster, promote, nurse...
To make a suggestion: suggest, put forward, propose...
To spend or to pay money: disburse, spend, pay...
To lend something to someone: lend, spare, advance...
To increase, or to increase something: increase, go up, add to...
To choose, or to change the timing of something: fix, time, schedule...
Before a time or event: before, first, early...
👨🏻🏫 Mr. Ng 朗文詞典 📚 – longman.mister5️⃣.net
切換為繁體中文