Pronunciation: /ədˈvænst skɔr/
noun a word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea
A1 An advanced score is not required for this beginner-level test.
A2 Students in the intermediate class are aiming for an advanced score on their next exam.
B1 To pass the proficiency test, you need to achieve an advanced score.
B2 She was thrilled to receive an advanced score on her English proficiency exam.
C1 The expert pianist consistently receives advanced scores in international competitions.
C2 Achieving an advanced score on the TOEFL exam is a significant accomplishment.
adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun
A1 She received an advanced score on her English test.
A2 He achieved an advanced score in the math competition.
B1 The student was pleased to see his advanced score on the science exam.
B2 The team earned an advanced score in the robotics competition.
C1 Her advanced score in the piano recital impressed the judges.
C2 The research paper received an advanced score from the panel of experts.
formal The student achieved an advanced score on the standardized test, placing them in the top percentile.
informal Wow, you got an advanced score on that exam! Nice job!
slang Dude, you totally aced that test with your advanced score!
figurative Her advanced score in the competition propelled her to the next level of success.
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