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advancement

/ədˈvɑːns.mənt/

翻译: 名词,指推动进步、增长或接受某事物的过程;向目标推进的行为;或逐步的改进与发展。

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词语关系

noun

/ədˈvɑːns.mənt/B2formal
  • zh名词,指推动进步、增长或接受某事物的过程;向目标推进的行为;或逐步的改进与发展。

A noun referring to the process of promoting progress, growth, or acceptance of something; the act of moving forward toward a goal; or gradual improvement or development.

  1. Promotion or furtheranceB2formal

    The act of encouraging the progress, growth, or acceptance of something, such as an idea, cause, or project.

    zh推动

    • The organization is dedicated to the advancement of scientific research.
    • Her work contributed to the advancement of human rights.
    • They received a grant for the advancement of educational programs.

    同义词cultivationdevelopmentencouragementfosteringfurtheranceprogresspromotionsupport

    反义词hindranceimpedimentobstruction

  2. Forward movementB2formal

    The act of moving forward or progressing toward a specific goal or destination.

    zh前进

    • The army's advancement was halted by the river.
    • Technological advancement has changed the way we communicate.
    • The advancement of the project is on schedule.

    同义词advanceforward motionheadwayprogressprogression

    反义词regressionretreatreversal

  3. B2formal

    A process of gradual improvement, growth, or development over time.

    zh进步

    • The advancement of medicine has increased life expectancy.
    • Career advancement often requires additional training.
    • The company focuses on the advancement of its employees' skills.

    同义词developmentenhancementevolutiongrowthheadwayimprovementprogressprogression

    反义词declineregressionretreatretrogressionsetback

词形
  • advancements plural form
  • advancements' possessive plural form
  • advancement's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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