advances
Pronunciation: [ədˈvæn(t)s]
Word
Context: "progress"
(verb) to move forward or make progress in something. It can be about getting better at a skill or advancing in your job.
Example
She advances in her studies every year and learns more each time.
Example
He didn't make any advances in his project this week.
Example
How do you plan to advance in your career?
Context: "progress"
(noun) an improvement or development in a particular area. It’s like getting better or achieving something.
Example
The scientist made significant advances in cancer research this year.
Example
There were no advances in technology this month, and everything stayed the same.
Example
What recent advances have been made in education?
Context: "relationship"
(noun) an attempt to start a romantic relationship with someone. It means showing interest in someone you like.
Example
His advances were well received, and she agreed to go on a date.
Example
Her advances were not welcome, so he told her to stop.
Example
Did you notice any advances he made towards her?
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