advanced

advanced
[əd'vɑːnst] adjective fortgeschritten

be advanced in years — in fortgeschrittenem Alter sein

advanced level — see academic.ru/1640/A_level">A level

advanced supplementary level — see AS level

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adjective (having made a lot of progress; at a high level: an advanced computer course; in the advanced stages of the illness.) fortgeschritten
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ad·vanced
[ədˈvɑ:n(t)st, AM -ˈvæ:n(t)st]
adj
1. (in skills) fortgeschritten
he's a very \advanced pupil for his age für sein Alter ist er ein sehr reifer Schüler
\advanced French Französisch für Fortgeschrittene
at an \advanced level auf einem höheren Niveau
\advanced mathematics höhere Mathematik
2. (in development) fortschrittlich
\advanced civilization hoch entwickelte Zivilisation
3. (in time) fortgeschritten
his cancer is quite \advanced der Krebs ist bei ihm schon weit fortgeschritten
\advanced age vorgerücktes [o fortgeschrittenes] Alter
a person of \advanced years eine Person vorgerückten Alters
\advanced in pregnancy hochschwanger
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[əd'vAːnst]
adj
1) student, level, age, technology fortgeschritten; studies, mathematics etc höher; ideas fortschrittlich; version, model anspruchsvoll, weiterentwickelt; level of civilization hoch; position, observation post etc vorgeschoben; society, country, economy hoch entwickelt

advanced work — anspruchsvolle Arbeit

he is very advanced for his age — er ist für sein Alter sehr weit

2) (= developed) plan, programme ausgefeilt

in the advanced stages of the disease — im fortgeschrittenen Stadium der Krankheit

3) (form

= mature) advanced in years —

she is more/less advanced in years than ... — sie ist älter/jünger als ...

4) (form)

the summer was well advanced — der Sommer war schon weit vorangeschritten

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advanced [ədˈvɑːnst; US ədˈvænst] adj
1. MIL → advance D 2
2. fortgeschritten:
advanced chemistry Chemie f für Fortgeschrittene;
advanced level → A level;
advanced mathematics höhere Mathematik;
advanced student Fortgeschrittene(r) m/f(m);
advanced studies wissenschaftliche Forschung
3. a) fortschrittlich, modern (Ansichten etc):
advanced guard → avant-garde A
b) gar zu fortschrittlich, extrem
4. vorgerückt, fortgeschritten:
at an advanced age in fortgeschrittenem Alter;
a man of advanced age (oder years) ein Mann in fortgeschrittenem Alter;
at an advanced hour zu vorgerückter Stunde;
advanced in pregnancy hochschwanger;
advanced state fortgeschrittenes Stadium;
advanced in years in fortgeschrittenem Alter;
advanced for one’s years weit oder reif für sein Alter
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[əd'vɑːnst] adjective fortgeschritten

be advanced in years — in fortgeschrittenem Alter sein

advanced level — see A level

advanced supplementary level — see AS level

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adj.
erweitert adj.
fortgeschritten adj.
fortschrittlich adj.
vorgerückt adj.
zukunftsweisend adj.

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