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1 advance (vi)
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1 To move forward or ahead
2 To help the growth or progress of something |
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| extremely; in a way that is more than normal or expected |
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1 to take goods, packages, etc. to a particular place or person
2 to make a speech, etc. to a lot of people |
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| to have earned something by good or bad actions or behavior |
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| to give out or announce as a task |
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| an idea, especially about what something is or how something should be done |
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| somebody's family, education, previous work, etc. |
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| the order that something happens or exists in |
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1 to compare 2 things, ideas, or people to show how different they are
2 if 2 things contrast the difference between them is easy to see |
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1 to show or point something out
2 to be a sign or symptom of something |
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1 record (vt)
2 record (c.n.) |
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1 to save something in writing or another permanent form
2 some information written down or saved in another way for the future |
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| used to describe the way you would like things to be even though this may not be possible |
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| to make something clearer or easier to understand |
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| the feeling of being annoyed, upset, or impatient because you cannot control or change a situation, or achieve something |
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1 including every possivle detail
2 careful to do things properly so that you avoid mistakes |
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