progress 音标拼音: [pr'ɑgr
, ɛs] [prəgr'ɛs] [progr'ɛs]
n .
U 前进,进步,进展
vi . 前进,进步,进展
U 前进,进步,进展前进,进步,进展
progress 进度报告
progress 进展
progress n 1 :
gradual improvement or growth or development ; "
advancement of knowledge "; "
great progress in the arts " [
synonym :
{
advancement }, {
progress }]
2 :
the act of moving forward (
as toward a goal ) [
synonym :
{
progress }, {
progression }, {
procession }, {
advance },
{
advancement }, {
forward motion }, {
onward motion }] [
ant :
{
retreat }]
3 :
a movement forward ; "
he listened for the progress of the troops " [
synonym : {
progress }, {
progression }, {
advance }]
v 1 :
develop in a positive way ; "
He progressed well in school ";
"
My plants are coming along "; "
Plans are shaping up " [
synonym :
{
progress }, {
come on }, {
come along }, {
advance }, {
get on },
{
get along }, {
shape up }] [
ant : {
regress }, {
retrograde },
{
retrogress }]
2 :
move forward ,
also in the metaphorical sense ; "
Time marches on " [
synonym : {
advance }, {
progress }, {
pass on }, {
move on }, {
march on }, {
go on }] [
ant : {
draw back }, {
move back }, {
pull away },
{
pull back }, {
recede }, {
retire }, {
retreat }, {
withdraw }]
3 :
form or accumulate steadily ; "
Resistance to the manager '
s plan built up quickly "; "
Pressure is building up at the Indian -
Pakistani border " [
synonym : {
build up }, {
work up },
{
build }, {
progress }]
Progress \
Pro *
gress "\ (?;
formerly pronounced like {
Progress },
n .),
v .
i . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Progressed };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n .
{
Progressing }.]
[
1913 Webster ]
1 .
To make progress ;
to move forward in space ;
to continue onward in course ;
to proceed ;
to advance ;
to go on ;
as ,
railroads are progressing . "
As his recovery progressed ."
--
Thackeray .
[
1913 Webster ]
Let me wipe off this honorable dew ,
That silverly doth progress on thy checks . --
Shak .
[
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They progress in that style in proportion as their pieces are treated with contempt . --
Washington .
[
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The war had progressed for some time . --
Marshall .
[
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2 .
To make improvement ;
to advance . --
Bayard .
[
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If man progresses ,
art must progress too . --
Caird .
[
1913 Webster ]
Progress \
Prog "
ress \ (?;
277 ),
n . [
L .
progressus ,
from progredi ,
p .
p .
progressus ,
to go forth or forward ;
pro forward gradi to step ,
go :
cf .
F .
progr [`
e ]
s .
See {
Grade }.]
[
1913 Webster ]
1 .
A moving or going forward ;
a proceeding onward ;
an advance ;
specifically :
(
a )
In actual space ,
as the progress of a ship ,
carriage ,
etc .
(
b )
In the growth of an animal or plant ;
increase .
(
c )
In business of any kind ;
as ,
the progress of a negotiation ;
the progress of art .
(
d )
In knowledge ;
in proficiency ;
as ,
the progress of a child at school .
(
e )
Toward ideal completeness or perfection in respect of quality or condition ; --
applied to individuals ,
communities ,
or the race ;
as ,
social ,
moral ,
religious ,
or political progress .
[
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2 .
A journey of state ;
a circuit ;
especially ,
one made by a sovereign through parts of his own dominions .
[
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The king being returned from his progresse .
--
Evelyn .
[
1913 Webster ]
Progress \
Prog "
ress \ (?;
see {
Progress },
v .
i .),
v .
t .
To make progress in ;
to pass through . [
Obs .] --
Milton .
[
1913 Webster ]
360 Moby Thesaurus words for "
progress ":
Brownian movement ,
Great Leap Forward ,
about -
face ,
accomplishment ,
achieve success ,
advance ,
advancement ,
advancing ,
alchemy ,
ameliorate ,
amelioration ,
amend ,
amendment ,
amplification ,
amplify ,
anabasis ,
angular motion ,
arrive ,
ascend ,
ascending ,
ascent ,
assimilation ,
assumption ,
at work ,
axial motion ,
back ,
back up ,
backflowing ,
backing ,
backward motion ,
be a success ,
bear fruit ,
becoming ,
being done ,
bettering ,
betterment ,
bloom ,
blossom ,
blossoming ,
boost ,
break through ,
broaden ,
broadening ,
budge ,
burgeon ,
burgeoning ,
campaign ,
career ,
change ,
change place ,
change -
over ,
circle ,
circuit ,
climb ,
climbing ,
clip ,
come along ,
come on ,
come through ,
commutation ,
commute ,
continualness ,
continuance ,
continuation ,
continue ,
continuity ,
conversion ,
course ,
cover ground ,
crossing ,
current ,
cut a swath ,
descend ,
descending ,
descent ,
develop ,
development ,
developmental change ,
do well ,
downward motion ,
drift ,
driftage ,
driftway ,
ebb ,
ebbing ,
elaboration ,
elevation ,
encouragement ,
endurance ,
enhancement ,
enjoy prosperity ,
enlarge ,
enlargement ,
enrichment ,
eugenics ,
euthenics ,
evolute ,
evolution ,
evolutionary change ,
evolve ,
evolvement ,
evolving ,
excursion ,
expand ,
expansion ,
expedition ,
explication ,
extend ,
extension ,
fare ,
fare forth ,
farewell ,
fetch ,
flight ,
flip -
flop ,
flit ,
flow ,
flower ,
flowering ,
flux ,
forge ahead ,
forward motion ,
forwardal ,
forwarding ,
furtherance ,
furthering ,
gain ,
gain ground ,
gait ,
gang ,
gather head ,
gather way ,
get ahead ,
get along ,
get better ,
get on ,
get on swimmingly ,
get on well ,
get over ,
get there ,
get well ,
globe -
trotting ,
go ,
go ahead ,
go along ,
go around ,
go far ,
go fast ,
go forward ,
go on ,
go places ,
go round ,
go sideways ,
go well ,
go -
ahead ,
going ,
going on ,
gradual change ,
graduate ,
grand tour ,
grow ,
grow better ,
growth ,
gyrate ,
happening ,
have it made ,
headway ,
hie ,
improve ,
improvement ,
in operation ,
in progress ,
in the works ,
increase ,
jaunt ,
journey ,
journeying ,
junket ,
lapse ,
leeway ,
lengthening ,
lick ,
lift ,
locomotion ,
look up ,
maintenance ,
make a breakthrough ,
make a success ,
make good ,
make good time ,
make head against ,
make headway ,
make it ,
make progress ,
make progress against ,
make strides ,
make the scene ,
make up leeway ,
march ,
maturate ,
maturation ,
mature ,
meliorate ,
melioration ,
mellow ,
mend ,
mending ,
motion ,
mount ,
mounting ,
move ,
move along ,
move forward ,
move on ,
move over ,
movement ,
moving ,
natural development ,
natural growth ,
naturalization ,
nonviolent change ,
oblique motion ,
occurring ,
ongoing ,
onrush ,
onward course ,
outing ,
pace ,
package tour ,
pass ,
pass along ,
pass on ,
passage ,
peregrination ,
perk up ,
perpetuation ,
perseverance ,
persistence ,
pick up ,
pickup ,
pilgrimage ,
pleasure trip ,
plunge ,
plunging ,
preferment ,
proceed ,
proceeding ,
proficiency ,
progression ,
progressiveness ,
prolongation ,
promotion ,
prosper ,
protraction ,
pursuance ,
radial motion ,
random motion ,
rate ,
re -
formation ,
reconversion ,
recovery ,
reduction ,
reflowing ,
refluence ,
reflux ,
regress ,
regression ,
repetition ,
resolution ,
restoration ,
retrogress ,
retrogression ,
reversal ,
revival ,
ripen ,
ripening ,
rise ,
rising ,
roll ,
roll on ,
rolling ,
rolling on ,
rotate ,
round trip ,
rubberneck tour ,
run ,
rush ,
safari ,
sally ,
sashay ,
set ,
shape up ,
shift ,
shoot ,
show improvement ,
sideward motion ,
sink ,
sinking ,
skyrocket ,
soaring ,
spin ,
spread ,
stalk ,
staying power ,
steerageway ,
stem ,
step ,
step forward ,
sternway ,
stir ,
straight course ,
stream ,
stride ,
subside ,
subsiding ,
succeed ,
sustained action ,
sustenance ,
switch ,
switch -
over ,
take off ,
taking place ,
tour ,
tourism ,
touristry ,
traject ,
trajet ,
transformation ,
transit ,
transition ,
travel ,
traveling ,
tread ,
trek ,
trend ,
trip ,
turn ,
turn out well ,
turning into ,
under way ,
unfolding ,
uninterrupted course ,
unremittingness ,
upbeat ,
upgrade ,
upgrowth ,
uplift ,
upping ,
upswing ,
uptrend ,
upward mobility ,
upward motion ,
volte -
face ,
voyage ,
wane ,
wax ,
way ,
wayfare ,
wend ,
whirl
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PROGRESS Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster The meaning of PROGRESS is a royal journey marked by pomp and pageant How to use progress in a sentence
PROGRESS | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary PROGRESS definition: 1 movement to an improved or more developed state, or to a forward position: 2 happening or… Learn more
Progress - definition of progress by The Free Dictionary 1 advancement toward a goal or to a further or higher stage 2 the development of an individual or society in a direction considered superior to the previous level 3 growth or development; continuous improvement: to show progress in muscular coordination 4 forward or onward movement: the progress of the planets
progress, n. meanings, etymology and more - Oxford English Dictionary Progression or advancement through a process, a sequence of events, a period of time, etc ; movement towards an outcome or conclusion in progress: in the process of happening or being carried out
progress noun - Definition, pictures, pronunciation and usage notes . . . Definition of progress noun from the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary the process of improving or developing, or of getting nearer to achieving or completing something I think we're making progress We will continue to monitor progress over the next few months We hope to see some real progress by March
PROGRESS - Definition Translations | Collins English Dictionary Progress is the process of gradually improving or getting nearer to achieving or completing something 2 The progress of a situation or action is the way in which it develops
progress | meaning of progress in Longman Dictionary of Contemporary . . . progress meaning, definition, what is progress: the process of getting better at doing s : Learn more
PROGRESS | English meaning - Cambridge Essential American PROGRESS definition: 1 development and improvement of skills, knowledge, etc : 2 happening or being done now: 3… Learn more
PROGRESS definition in American English - Collins Online Dictionary Progress is the process of gradually improving or getting nearer to achieving or completing something The medical community continues to make progress in the fight against cancer The progress of a situation or action is the way in which it develops The president is reported to have been delighted with the progress of the first day's talks
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