advance to — to move forward or progress to the next stage, level, or position
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to move forward or progress to the next stage, level, or position
Pronunciation (IPA): /ədˈvæns tu/
Korean meaning: 다음 단계나 레벨, 위치로 나아가다, 진출하다
Korean pronunciation: 어**드밴**스 투
Example Sentences
- My lazy cat somehow managed to advance to the final round of the pet talent show.
- Students who pass the TOEIC exam will advance to the interview stage.
- The company decided to advance three employees to management positions.
advance to
VERB//ədˈvæns tu//
to move forward or progress to the next stage, level, or position
a young martial artist in a white uniform raises both fists triumphantly after defeating an opponent who sits on the mat behind them. The referee steps forward and raises the winner's arm high into the air. The scoreboard shows the fighter has won their match and earned the right to compete in the finals. Other tournament participants watch from the sidelines as the victor prepares to move forward in the competition. moving forward or progressing to the next stage, level, or position
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She takes her chance to dance and advance to the finals!
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Origin
라틴어 'abante'(앞에서)에서 유래된 'advance'와 방향을 나타내는 전치사 'to'가 결합하여 '앞으로 나아가는' 의미를 강화한 구동사
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“My lazy cat somehow managed to advance to the final round of the pet talent show.”
“Students who pass the TOEIC exam will advance to the interview stage.”
“The company decided to advance three employees to management positions.”
“After eating ten hamburgers, Bob surprisingly advanced to the eating contest finals.”
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