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Definition of progress in English: progressnoun ˈprəʊɡrɛsˈprɑɡrɛs mass noun1Forward or onward movement towards a destination. 前进;行进 the darkness did not stop my progress 黑暗并没有阻止我继续前进。 they failed to make any progress up the estuary 他们没能沿狭窄的河口继续前进。 Example sentencesExamples - Their forward progress was stopped by a report from the roaming patrol that some kind of convoy was directly ahead.
- I keep taking little steps, then big ones, and as such make progress forward.
- Stop the dribbler by slide stepping in front and blocking forward progress.
- However, slowly, after several breaks and around four hours, we made progress, eventually stopping at the top of the steepest chute to break for lunch.
- The footage continues showing the main unit making slow forward progress through the terrain toward the town of Marzak.
- He shuffled his feet, dug in his heels, resisted his forward progress with every ounce of his strength, but it was no use.
- It took three men to stop his progress, and as the ball was switched to the right by Erwin, Andrew Edgar had come across from the left to create the extra man and score.
- To stop downhill progress, prolong a turn until you are skating back uphill.
- In such a case the runner gets forward progress without stopping the clock.
- Janet's naked arms were scratched and bleeding from trekking through the rough bamboo jungle but the pain didn't stop her progress.
- They trudged through the blowing sands making little forward progress.
- Weeks passed like a leaf floating downstream, unconcerned with progress or destination.
- A gooey mix of muddy leaves will glom onto your tires, pack up in the nooks of your fork and frame and slow your forward progress.
- I think what was referred to there was the forward progress of the hurricane.
- The noise went on for some considerable time as the traffic in the main street was at a standstill and, despite all the ducking and diving, forward progress was at a snail's pace.
- Our defensive system achieved this, but failed to complete the job with the apparently minor detail of arresting the attacker's forward progress.
- His gray eyes scanned the hallway quickly before he began his forward progress past the students he would be seeing for the next nine months.
- As he made contact, his body was overcome with overwhelming pain and his forward progress slowed dramatically.
- Motorists have little patience for anything that will impede their already slow progress.
- I guess it's supposed to keep a person on the couch, remind him or her of home - no progress, no forward motion, no dreams.
Synonyms forward movement, onward movement, progression, advance, advancement, headway, passage going - 1.1archaic count noun A state journey or official tour, especially by royalty.
〈英,古〉(尤指王室的)巡行,巡游 Example sentencesExamples - Religious processions and royal progresses have been an important practice in the Indian subcontinent with a complex history of their own for many centuries.
2Development towards an improved or more advanced condition. 进步,上进;进展 we are making progress towards equal rights 我们正逐步赢得平等权利。 Example sentencesExamples - Cheng said construction contractors were making progress and work is on time and mainly on budget.
- He points to miniaturization as one area in which remarkable technological progress has outpaced serious thought on usability.
- Emergency crews are making progress in fixing the broken levees, but they are in a desperate race to stop the flooding.
- Olivia is making steady progress in her psychological recovery from a vicious physical assault.
- Considerable scientific progress has been made in understanding the causes and correlates of adolescent drug problems.
- The later years of her reign have seen considerable economic progress, though still subject to sudden mishaps.
- The participants are continually assessed and reviews are held to ensure that the businesses are making progress.
- Fortunately, I have no stake in slowing technological progress.
- We're making good progress on both fronts.
- The college is making progress in the ongoing development of educational programmes, services and facilities.
- A youngster who suffers from a rare neurological condition is making progress after swimming with dolphins in America.
- Keeping a journal or chart that tracks student progress in various areas of development also is recommended.
- Talks started in Paris and very slow progress was made over 5 years.
- I've also seen tremendous progress in some areas.
- Would he be pleased with our progress toward peace and real love?
- We're making progress in developing the technologies that will be able to use corn or soybeans to be the feed stock for energy.
- The doctor will monitor your child's progress after surgery to make sure she's developing normally.
- ‘We are absolutely insistent that we are making progress on developing an integrated network,’ he says.
- After December, it will monitor the factory to see if it has made progress in improving working conditions.
- The board was told of a situation where couples are left for years on end without making progress in their wished-for adoption.
Synonyms development, advance, advancement, headway, step(s) forward, progression, improvement, betterment, growth breakthrough
verb prəˈɡrɛsprəˈɡrɛs [no object]1Move forward or onward in space or time. (空间,时间)前进,行进;进展 as the century progressed the quality of telescopes improved 随着这个世纪的推移,望远镜的质量得到提高。 Example sentencesExamples - It progresses like a glacier moving across a continent.
- Initially weather conditions were poor, but improved as the game progressed.
- The game progressed at a fast pace and many techniques were used in strategic play throughout the game.
- Painfully aware of every minute occurrence nearby, she progressed, one foot moving soundlessly in front of the other.
- She saw nothing and the group still looked to be progressing at the normal pace.
- Her strides were easy and unhurried as she progressed forward, making her way toward the gates.
- As the season progressed, all became more neurotic, erratic, and self-absorbed.
- There are many talented young players on this team and as time progresses we can look forward to bigger and greater achievements.
- As I progressed forward I gradually gained height until I had climbed right up to the top of the rift and I could tell from the texture of the passage that few people had been this way.
- I looked down and watched our feet progress along the beaten path.
- As we progressed north the driving conditions became more testing.
Synonyms go, make one's way, move, move forward, go forward, proceed, continue, advance, go on, make progress, make headway, press on, gain ground, push forward, go/forge ahead, work one's way - 1.1usually as adjective progressedAstrology with object Calculate the position of (a planet) or of all the planets and coordinates of (a chart) according to the technique of progression.
〔占星〕计算行星(或星象图各星及坐标)的位置 Example sentencesExamples - Twin Souls meet when there's a personal planet progressed to the sun/moon midpoint on each natal chart.
2Develop towards an improved or more advanced condition. work on the pond is progressing 池塘的修建工作有进展。 Example sentencesExamples - He may, though, settle for defeat as long as the performance provides further proof that his young charges are progressing along the development curve.
- By using water as efficiently as possible on my farm I feel I am slowly progressing towards fulfilling these commitments.
- The disease progresses more rapidly in children than in adults.
- The work is progressing at a steady rate and should be completed on schedule.
- Then I had dreams of a nation progressing towards prosperity and empowerment.
- She's come on so much over the last two or three years and is progressing towards a great standard of judo.
- On one level, things have not progressed very far.
- As the condition progressed, the children's arms seemed to grow longer and their fingers curled under.
- Consequently, the majority of key avian traits do not progress towards the avian condition!
- Without a lung transplant she will die shortly as the disease is progressing rapidly.
- I accept his evidence that her condition was progressing normally until he found the cysts.
- He progressed smoothly through the beginner ranks, eventually competing in enough races for an upgrade to sport.
- However, as she grew and her disease progressed, Marisa's condition deteriorated.
- TB is a condition which progresses slowly and can lay dormant for months.
- As the film progresses towards an inevitably downbeat conclusion, this becomes increasingly problematic.
- She loved her studies and progressed at a rate that amazed her instructors.
- The index provides a numerical indicator of how well a developing system is progressing toward its threshold performance requirements.
- We are progressing towards a landscape which blurs the line between the mediascape and material reality.
- Her condition had progressed too far for surgery to be successful and she was eventually diagnosed as being brain dead.
- It then puts in place a system which keeps constant track of how the department is progressing towards its goals, known as the ‘trajectory’.
Synonyms develop, make progress, advance, make headway, take steps forward, make strides, get better, come on, come along, move on, get on, gain ground, shape up, improve, thrive, prosper, blossom, flourish grow, expand, increase, mature, evolve informal be getting there - 2.1with object Cause (a task or undertaking) to make progress.
使(任务,事业)取得持续进展 I cannot predict how quickly we can progress the matter 我无法预言我们能使这件事进展多快。 Example sentencesExamples - I do not propose to take up any further time in the House, and I ask that members progress the bill as quickly as they can.
- To progress this matter a report was required seeking authority to establish appropriate traffic orders.
- All I can say to him is that in the time that I have been the chair of that committee he will know the interest that I have had in progressing the matter.
- We are committed to progressing this matter in a way that shows justice and delivers justice to our people.
- Getting a job or progressing a career in the creative industries is no easy task.
- The delay was not the fault of local clinicians and managers, who have done their best to progress matters and involve patients, the public and staff in the process.
- Engineers' and quantity surveyors' reports have been sent off, and it is a matter for the insurers as to how they will progress the matter.
- It is essential to progress the matters in this bill.
- Please phone me at your earliest convenience so we can progress these matters.
- He says despite all members having full-time work commitments, they had been meeting one day a week over the summer to progress matters.
- It's not possible to put a timeframe on it, but there is a taskforce of at least 10 detectives working on it, and they are progressing the investigation as quickly as possible.
- A traffic and pedestrian count will be carried out shortly, and based on these results, the matter will be progressed further.
- The response was that he was threatened with discipline because it was his personal matter, and he was using the association to progress a personal matter.
- We have discussed the options with our client for progressing this matter and in particular the proposals set out in your letter.
- There is a backstory that progresses your single-player missions.
- The various steps that are required to progress a matter through the criminal justice system can, at best, for many people be a very confusing process.
- With the foregoing points in mind we find it inconceivable that you can approach the dealers with a view to price increases but we await your comments on how we can progress the matter.
- Its remit is to progress the matter to see what level of medical cover was needed.
- ‘We will progress it as quickly as we can and will come back to you with proposals,’ he said.
- It appears to me that from 8 January 2003 the applicants had no intention of progressing the matter to hearing.
PhrasesIn the course of being done or carried out. 进行中 a meeting was in progress 一场会议正在进行。 Example sentencesExamples - In summary, the earth is a natural spaceship where evolution of life and mind is in progress.
- He also says he was told the wrong time, so the meeting was already in progress by the time he got there.
- In order to overcome this problem, field trials of stainless wagons are in progress.
- In 1963, when the tunnel was built, it was part of the brave new world that was already in progress.
- There was an acceptance that some deals were taking longer than expected, but they were well in progress.
- Three works in progress hang along one wall - different combinations of black squares.
- The updated forecast is based on new data about investments currently in progress.
- Everyone is invited to watch the competition in progress from the club's excellent viewing area.
- The officer confirmed that an ongoing operation was in progress at Tilbury.
- A second art course is in progress and an autumn break in the Galway Bay Hotel is planned.
Synonyms under way, going on, ongoing, happening, occurring, taking place, proceeding, being done, being performed, continuing, in operation
OriginLate Middle English (as a noun): from Latin progressus 'an advance', from the verb progredi, from pro- 'forward' + gradi 'to walk'. The verb became obsolete in British English use at the end of the 17th century and was readopted from American English in the early 19th century. Latin progressus ‘an advance’, was formed from pro- ‘forward’ and gradi ‘to walk, proceed’. Gradi is also found in regress (Late Middle English) ‘walk backwards’, aggression (early 17th century) originally ‘an attack’ by way of ‘proceeding towards’, and ingredients (Late Middle English) ‘things that enter into something’.
Rhymesacquiesce, address, assess, Bess, bless, bouillabaisse, caress, cess, chess, coalesce, compress, confess, convalesce, cress, deliquesce, digress, dress, duchesse, duress, effervesce, effloresce, evanesce, excess, express, fess, finesse, fluoresce, guess, Hesse, impress, incandesce, intumesce, jess, largesse, less, manageress, mess, ness, noblesse, obsess, oppress, outguess, phosphoresce, politesse, possess, press, priestess, princess, process, profess, prophetess, regress, retrogress, stress, success, suppress, tendresse, top-dress, transgress, tress, tristesse, underdress, vicomtesse, yes Definition of progress in US English: progressnounˈpräɡresˈprɑɡrɛs 1Forward or onward movement toward a destination. 前进;行进 the darkness did not stop my progress 黑暗并没有阻止我继续前进。 they failed to make any progress up the narrow estuary 他们没能沿狭窄的河口继续前进。 Example sentencesExamples - However, slowly, after several breaks and around four hours, we made progress, eventually stopping at the top of the steepest chute to break for lunch.
- Motorists have little patience for anything that will impede their already slow progress.
- The footage continues showing the main unit making slow forward progress through the terrain toward the town of Marzak.
- Our defensive system achieved this, but failed to complete the job with the apparently minor detail of arresting the attacker's forward progress.
- As he made contact, his body was overcome with overwhelming pain and his forward progress slowed dramatically.
- His gray eyes scanned the hallway quickly before he began his forward progress past the students he would be seeing for the next nine months.
- In such a case the runner gets forward progress without stopping the clock.
- Their forward progress was stopped by a report from the roaming patrol that some kind of convoy was directly ahead.
- To stop downhill progress, prolong a turn until you are skating back uphill.
- Janet's naked arms were scratched and bleeding from trekking through the rough bamboo jungle but the pain didn't stop her progress.
- He shuffled his feet, dug in his heels, resisted his forward progress with every ounce of his strength, but it was no use.
- Weeks passed like a leaf floating downstream, unconcerned with progress or destination.
- Stop the dribbler by slide stepping in front and blocking forward progress.
- The noise went on for some considerable time as the traffic in the main street was at a standstill and, despite all the ducking and diving, forward progress was at a snail's pace.
- They trudged through the blowing sands making little forward progress.
- It took three men to stop his progress, and as the ball was switched to the right by Erwin, Andrew Edgar had come across from the left to create the extra man and score.
- A gooey mix of muddy leaves will glom onto your tires, pack up in the nooks of your fork and frame and slow your forward progress.
- I keep taking little steps, then big ones, and as such make progress forward.
- I guess it's supposed to keep a person on the couch, remind him or her of home - no progress, no forward motion, no dreams.
- I think what was referred to there was the forward progress of the hurricane.
Synonyms forward movement, onward movement, progression, advance, advancement, headway, passage - 1.1 Advance or development toward a better, more complete, or more modern condition.
进步,上进;进展 we are making progress toward equal rights 我们正逐步赢得平等权利。 Example sentencesExamples - Cheng said construction contractors were making progress and work is on time and mainly on budget.
- After December, it will monitor the factory to see if it has made progress in improving working conditions.
- Olivia is making steady progress in her psychological recovery from a vicious physical assault.
- He points to miniaturization as one area in which remarkable technological progress has outpaced serious thought on usability.
- The participants are continually assessed and reviews are held to ensure that the businesses are making progress.
- I've also seen tremendous progress in some areas.
- We're making good progress on both fronts.
- The board was told of a situation where couples are left for years on end without making progress in their wished-for adoption.
- The later years of her reign have seen considerable economic progress, though still subject to sudden mishaps.
- Considerable scientific progress has been made in understanding the causes and correlates of adolescent drug problems.
- The college is making progress in the ongoing development of educational programmes, services and facilities.
- Fortunately, I have no stake in slowing technological progress.
- ‘We are absolutely insistent that we are making progress on developing an integrated network,’ he says.
- Would he be pleased with our progress toward peace and real love?
- Talks started in Paris and very slow progress was made over 5 years.
- We're making progress in developing the technologies that will be able to use corn or soybeans to be the feed stock for energy.
- Keeping a journal or chart that tracks student progress in various areas of development also is recommended.
- A youngster who suffers from a rare neurological condition is making progress after swimming with dolphins in America.
- The doctor will monitor your child's progress after surgery to make sure she's developing normally.
- Emergency crews are making progress in fixing the broken levees, but they are in a desperate race to stop the flooding.
Synonyms development, advance, advancement, headway, step forward, steps forward, progression, improvement, betterment, growth - 1.2British archaic A state journey or official tour, especially by royalty.
〈英,古〉(尤指王室的)巡行,巡游 Example sentencesExamples - Religious processions and royal progresses have been an important practice in the Indian subcontinent with a complex history of their own for many centuries.
verbprəˈɡrɛsprəˈɡres [no object]1Move forward or onward in space or time. (空间,时间)前进,行进;进展 as the century progressed, the quality of telescopes improved 随着这个世纪的推移,望远镜的质量得到提高。 Example sentencesExamples - Her strides were easy and unhurried as she progressed forward, making her way toward the gates.
- As I progressed forward I gradually gained height until I had climbed right up to the top of the rift and I could tell from the texture of the passage that few people had been this way.
- It progresses like a glacier moving across a continent.
- I looked down and watched our feet progress along the beaten path.
- Painfully aware of every minute occurrence nearby, she progressed, one foot moving soundlessly in front of the other.
- As the season progressed, all became more neurotic, erratic, and self-absorbed.
- There are many talented young players on this team and as time progresses we can look forward to bigger and greater achievements.
- She saw nothing and the group still looked to be progressing at the normal pace.
- Initially weather conditions were poor, but improved as the game progressed.
- The game progressed at a fast pace and many techniques were used in strategic play throughout the game.
- As we progressed north the driving conditions became more testing.
Synonyms go, make one's way, move, move forward, go forward, proceed, continue, advance, go on, make progress, make headway, press on, gain ground, push forward, forge ahead, go ahead, work one's way - 1.1 Advance or develop toward a better, more complete, or more modern state.
进步,上进;进展 work on the pond is progressing 池塘的修建工作有进展。 Example sentencesExamples - The index provides a numerical indicator of how well a developing system is progressing toward its threshold performance requirements.
- She loved her studies and progressed at a rate that amazed her instructors.
- By using water as efficiently as possible on my farm I feel I am slowly progressing towards fulfilling these commitments.
- The disease progresses more rapidly in children than in adults.
- On one level, things have not progressed very far.
- Without a lung transplant she will die shortly as the disease is progressing rapidly.
- As the condition progressed, the children's arms seemed to grow longer and their fingers curled under.
- He progressed smoothly through the beginner ranks, eventually competing in enough races for an upgrade to sport.
- It then puts in place a system which keeps constant track of how the department is progressing towards its goals, known as the ‘trajectory’.
- The work is progressing at a steady rate and should be completed on schedule.
- We are progressing towards a landscape which blurs the line between the mediascape and material reality.
- TB is a condition which progresses slowly and can lay dormant for months.
- Then I had dreams of a nation progressing towards prosperity and empowerment.
- He may, though, settle for defeat as long as the performance provides further proof that his young charges are progressing along the development curve.
- However, as she grew and her disease progressed, Marisa's condition deteriorated.
- She's come on so much over the last two or three years and is progressing towards a great standard of judo.
- I accept his evidence that her condition was progressing normally until he found the cysts.
- Her condition had progressed too far for surgery to be successful and she was eventually diagnosed as being brain dead.
- Consequently, the majority of key avian traits do not progress towards the avian condition!
- As the film progresses towards an inevitably downbeat conclusion, this becomes increasingly problematic.
Synonyms develop, make progress, advance, make headway, take steps forward, make strides, get better, come on, come along, move on, get on, gain ground, shape up, improve, thrive, prosper, blossom, flourish - 1.2usually as adjective progressedAstrology with object Calculate the position of (a planet) or of all the planets and coordinates of (a chart) according to the technique of progression.
〔占星〕计算行星(或星象图各星及坐标)的位置 Example sentencesExamples - Twin Souls meet when there's a personal planet progressed to the sun/moon midpoint on each natal chart.
PhrasesIn the course of being done or carried out. 进行中 a meeting was in progress 一场会议正在进行。 Example sentencesExamples - He also says he was told the wrong time, so the meeting was already in progress by the time he got there.
- There was an acceptance that some deals were taking longer than expected, but they were well in progress.
- Everyone is invited to watch the competition in progress from the club's excellent viewing area.
- In summary, the earth is a natural spaceship where evolution of life and mind is in progress.
- A second art course is in progress and an autumn break in the Galway Bay Hotel is planned.
- The updated forecast is based on new data about investments currently in progress.
- The officer confirmed that an ongoing operation was in progress at Tilbury.
- In 1963, when the tunnel was built, it was part of the brave new world that was already in progress.
- Three works in progress hang along one wall - different combinations of black squares.
- In order to overcome this problem, field trials of stainless wagons are in progress.
Synonyms under way, going on, ongoing, happening, occurring, taking place, proceeding, being done, being performed, continuing, in operation
OriginLate Middle English (as a noun): from Latin progressus ‘an advance’, from the verb progredi, from pro- ‘forward’ + gradi ‘to walk’. The verb became obsolete in British English use at the end of the 17th century and was readopted from American English in the early 19th century. |