Advanced | Mean of advanced in English Dictionary

/ədˈvænst/

• beyond the basic level
1. advanced mathematics
2. She's taking an advanced course in English. = She's taking a course in advanced English.
3. The school has courses for elementary, intermediate, and advanced students.
4. The book explains both basic and advanced techniques.
5. The job requires someone with an advanced degree. [=a degree (such as a master's degree or a PhD) that is higher than a bachelor's degree]
• far along in a course of progress or development: such as
• having developed more than others
1. a highly advanced civilization [=a modern civilization]
2. an advanced society

• having or using new and modern methods
1. advanced technology
2. technologically advanced weapons
3. The system has many advanced features.
• having reached a bad state or condition
1. The house was in an advanced state of disrepair. [=the house was in very poor condition]
2. The disease is in an advanced stage.
3. an advanced form of cancer
• far along in a process of aging
1. She began painting at an advanced age. [=she began painting when she was old]
2. He is rather advanced in age/years. [=rather old]
3. a man/woman of advanced age/years [=an old man/woman]