advent [ˈædvent] N no pl
1. advent (appearance):
- advent
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2. advent (arrival):
- advent
- przybycie nt
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The advent of tertiary recovery techniques in the 1960s made possible another pulse of development of the field.
en.wikipedia.org After the advent of motor vehicles, the road was refined and paved appropriately for their use.
en.wikipedia.org With the advent and development of rail transport, water transport became less important, and the canals were neglected.
en.wikipedia.org The 74000 series ceased production with the advent of electrical recording in about 1925.
en.wikipedia.org With the advent of computers, backtesting can be performed on entire exchanges over decades of historic data in very short amounts of time.
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