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advance; enter; admit; present; directional verb
Meanings
7 senses · 35 examplesverb
to advance; to move forward
Indicates forward movement in space or progress in development.
The troops are advancing forward.
We must continue to advance and not retreat.
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Technology is advancing rapidly.
He jumped to first place in the competition.
Our research has achieved further results.
verb
to enter; to come in
Indicates movement from outside to inside a space.
Please come in, don't stand at the door.
We have entered a new stage.
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He walked into the classroom and started the lesson.
I dreamed of entering this university when I was a child.
Please enter the cinema through this door.
verb
to admit; to accept; to take in
Used for accepting people, money, or goods.
This company plans to hire fifty new employees this year.
Our store received a new batch of goods today.
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This school will not admit foreign students this year.
The company received one million yuan in revenue this month.
We need to import some raw materials to produce products.
verb
to present; to offer
formalMore formal, often used for presenting things to superiors or authorities.
He presented a precious gift to the king.
The minister advised the emperor to reform the system.
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In ancient times, officials needed to regularly present tribute to the imperial court.
I would like to offer you a suggestion, hoping you will consider it.
He presented the research report to the committee.
measure word
measure word for rows of rooms in traditional courtyard houses
neutralSpecifically used for traditional Chinese courtyard houses.
This old house is a three-row courtyard.
His courtyard has two rows and is very spacious.
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This quadrangle is a typical four-row structure.
The front row is the living room, and the back is the bedroom.
This ancient building has five rows and is very well preserved.
noun
a surname
neutralUsed when referring to people with the surname Jin.
My teacher's surname is Jin, and his name is Jin Ming.
Mr. Jin is the general manager of our company.
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Do you know anyone from the Jin family?
Jin is a relatively uncommon surname.
Miss Jin is a new colleague.
directional verb
directional complement indicating movement into
neutralUsed as a complement after verbs to indicate movement into something.
The students walked into the classroom one after another.
Please put these books into the box.
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Sunlight shines into the room, making it very bright.
He put all his energy into his work.
We need to input this data into the computer.