adiantar

to advance, to move forward, to bring forward (in time), to do earlier

ɐ d j ɐ̃ t a ɾ
adiant to advance, to move forward + ar 1st/3rd person singular future subjunctive
verb Rare #26,082
to advance, to move forward
PO: Vamos adiantar o trabalho hoje.
EN: Let's move the work forward today.
to bring forward (in time), to do earlier
PO: Podemos adiantar a reunião para amanhã?
EN: Can we bring the meeting forward to tomorrow?
Conjugation of adiantar
Indicative present
SingularPlural
Third adianta —
Imperative
SingularPlural
Second adianta —
adiantar
Subjunctive future
SingularPlural
First adiantar —
Third adiantar —
Indicative past
SingularPlural
Third adiantou —
Present

Vamos adiantar.

Let's move on.

— A Vida dos Outros (2006)

O que posso adiantar é que o caso está praticamente resolvido.

What I can say in advance is that the case is practically resolved.

— Relatos Selvagens (2014)

Será que isto vai adiantar?

Do you think this will help?

— Do Coração (1998)

Bosch, isso não vai adiantar.

Bosch, this won't help.

— A Experiência (2001)

Venha comigo que eu lhe empresto o dinheiro pro senhor adiantar pro padre.

Come with me, and I'll lend you the money so you can advance it to the priest.

— O Auto da Compadecida (2000)

Vou adiantar o resto.

I'll get the rest done ahead of time.

— Dangal (2016)

Consegui adiantar o voo.

I managed to get an earlier flight.

— Durante a Tormenta (2018)

Isso não vai adiantar.

That won't help.

— Uma Família de Dois (2016)

Eu vivo correndo atrás de prazo, nunca consigo me adiantar.

I'm always chasing deadlines; I can never get ahead of schedule.

Pois não vai adiantar.

Because it won't do any good.

— As Diabólicas (1955)

Não é ainda final de maio mas eu gostaria de me adiantar.

It isn't the end of May yet, but I’d like to get a head start.

— Des vents contraires (2011)