No. 9,302 in Spanish

adelanta

"Adelanta" means "advances," "moves forward," or "overtakes."

In a sentence

Ella adelanta su trabajo para tener más tiempo libre.
She is getting ahead with her work to have more free time.
Here, 'adelanta' is used to express the action of progressing or advancing something ahead of schedule.
El coche adelanta al camión en la carretera.
The car overtakes the truck on the road.
In this usage, 'adelanta' signifies the action of overtaking or passing another vehicle.
Por favor, adelanta tus comentarios pues el límite de tiempo se acerca.
Please provide your comments ahead because the time limit is approaching.
'Adelanta' in this sentence is used as a formal request to provide something sooner or to move forward an action.

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