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The noun is pronounced /'prəʊgres, am 'prɑː-/. The verb is pronounced /prə'gres/. 名词读作 /'prəʊgres, 美 'prɑː-/，动词读作 /prə'gres/。

1[N-UNCOUNT	不可数名词]进步；进展 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...
医学界在抗癌的斗争中不断取得进步。

The two sides made little if any progress towards agreement.
双方在达成协议方面的进展甚微。

2[N-SING	单数名词]进展；进程 The progress of a situation or action is the way in which it develops.   [the N]

The Chancellor is reported to have been delighted with the progress of the first day's talks...
据报道，总理对第一天会谈的进展表示满意。

Ellen would keep me abreast of the progress by phone.
埃伦会通过电话及时向我通报进展情况。

3[VERB	动词]进步；进展；发展；改进 To progress means to move over a period of time to a stronger, more advanced, or more desirable state.   [V]  [V to n]

He will visit once a fortnight to see how his new staff are progressing...
他会每两个星期来访一次，看看他的新员工进展如何。

Were you surprised that his disease progressed so quickly?...
他的病情发展得这么快，您是否感到意外？

He started with sketching and then progressed to painting.
他先是画素描，然后发展到画油画。

4[VERB	动词]继续进行；逐步发展 If events progress, they continue to happen gradually over a period of time.   [V]

As the evening progressed, sadness turned to rage...
随着夜幕逐渐降临，悲伤变成了愤怒。

Life was hard, and it became harder as the war progressed.
那时候生活很艰难，并且随着战争的持续愈发艰难了。

5[VERB	动词]使…发展；使…取得进展 If you progress something, you cause it to develop.   [V n]  [FORMAL 正式]

Very little was done to progress the case in the first 10 or so months after K was charged.
在K被指控后最初的10个月左右，这个案子进展缓慢。

6[PHRASE	短语]正在进行中 If something is in progress, it has started and is still continuing.

The game was already in progress when we took our seats...
我们坐下来的时候，比赛已经开始了。

The diaries are a mixture of confession, work in progress and observation.
这些日记里既有自白，也有当下工作记录，还有见闻评论。

progress1 nounprogress2 verbprogresspro‧gress1 /ˈprəʊɡres $ ˈprɑː-/ ●●● S2 W2 noun [uncountable]  Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases Word family 1the process of getting better at doing something, or getting closer to finishing or achieving somethingprogress of The police are disappointed by the slow progress of the investigation.progress in There has been significant progress in controlling heart disease.progress towards We are making steady progress towards a peaceful settlement.progress on Little progress has been made on human rights issues.2slow or steady movement somewhere:  We made good progress despite the snow.progress through They watched the ship’s slow progress through the heavy seas.3change which is thought to lead to a better society, because of developments in science or fairer methods of social organization:  Mankind is destroying the planet, all in the name of progress (=because people want progress). Under communism, nothing was allowed to get in the way of the great march of progress.4in progress formal happening now, and not yet finished:  A lecture was in progress in the main hall.work/research in progress They looked in periodically to check the work in progress.GRAMMAR: Countable or uncountable?• Progress is an uncountable noun: · She is making good progress. ✗Don’t say:  She is making a good progress.• Progress is not used with ‘a’.COLLOCATIONSverbsmake progress· The country has made significant economic progress.hinder somebody’s progress (=make it slower)· Language problems might hinder a child’s progress at school.achieve progress· The talks ended with no real progress having been achieved.check (on) somebody’s progress· A social worker calls regularly to check on the children’s progress.follow/monitor/chart somebody’s progress (=keep checking it)· Throughout the night, doctors charted his progress.assess/evaluate/review somebody’s progress· We appraise the work and evaluate each student’s individual progress.adjectivesslow· The task remains difficult and progress has been slow.steady· Steady progress has been made towards our objectives.good· He is out of hospital and making good progress.rapid· The investigation is making rapid progress.significant/real progress· Significant progress has been made in reducing nuclear weapons.great progress· Scientists have made great progress in the last four years.substantial/considerable progress· 2007 was a year of substantial progress for the company.satisfactory progress· The two students who fell behind are now making satisfactory progress.THESAURUSprogress noun [uncountable] /ˈprəʊɡres $ ˈprɑː-/ the process of getting better at doing something, or getting closer to finishing or achieving something: · a test of the students’ progress· We have made good progress towards meeting our objectives.advance noun [countable usually plural] /ədˈvɑːns $ ədˈvæns/ a discovery, invention, or change that brings progress: · the technological advances of the twentieth century· advances in scientific knowledge· In recent years there have been enormous economic and social advances.breakthrough noun [countable] /ˈbreɪkθruː/ an important discovery or achievement that makes progress possible, especially one that happens suddenly after a long period of trying: · Scientists have described the discovery as a major breakthrough.· The breakthrough in the investigation came when police found a stolen car.make headway to make progress towards achieving something – used especially when it is difficult to make progress: · After several months of discussion, the committee had made little headway.no progressstalemate/deadlock /ˈsteɪlmeɪt/ [countable, uncountable] a situation in which no further progress can be made because two groups or organizations cannot find a way to end a disagreement: · The negotiations ended in deadlock.· At that point the strike appeared to have reached a stalemate.· the year-long political deadlock between the two partiesimpasse /æmˈpɑːs $ ˈɪmpæs/ [singular] formal a situation in which progress has stopped completely, especially because people cannot agree on what to do next: · The continuing impasse over the budget.· The situation seemed to have reached an impasse.grind to a halt to slowly stop making any progress: · The economy seems to be grinding to a halt.· It was clear that the peace talks had ground to a halt.progress1 nounprogress2 verbprogresspro‧gress2 /prəˈɡres/ ●●○ verb  Verb Table Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases Word family 1[intransitive] to improve, develop, or achieve things so that you are then at a more advanced stage OPP  regress:  I asked the nurse how my son was progressing.progress to She started with a cleaning job, and progressed to running the company.progress towards We must progress towards full integration of Catholic and Protestant pupils in Ireland.progress beyond Last year the team didn’t progress beyond the opening round.2[intransitive, transitive] if an activity such as work or a project progresses, or you progress it, it continues:  Work on the ship progressed quickly. We’re hoping to progress the Lane project more quickly next week.3[intransitive] if time or an event progresses, time passes:  As the meeting progressed, Nina grew more and more bored. Time is progressing, so I’ll be brief.4[intransitive] to move forward:  Our taxi seemed to be progressing very slowly.

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Collins	progress ★★★★☆ The noun is pronounced /'prəʊgres, am 'prɑː-/. The verb is pronounced /prə'gres/. 名词读作 /'prəʊgres, 美 'prɑː-/，动词读作 /prə'gres/。 1 [N-UNCOUNT 不可数名词]进步；进展 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... 医学界在抗癌的斗争中不断取得进步。 The two sides made little if any progress towards agreement. 双方在达成协议方面的进展甚微。 2 [N-SING 单数名词]进展；进程 The progress of a situation or action is the way in which it develops. [the N] The Chancellor is reported to have been delighted with the progress of the first day's talks... 据报道，总理对第一天会谈的进展表示满意。 Ellen would keep me abreast of the progress by phone. 埃伦会通过电话及时向我通报进展情况。 3 [VERB 动词]进步；进展；发展；改进 To progress means to move over a period of time to a stronger, more advanced, or more desirable state. [V] [V to n] He will visit once a fortnight to see how his new staff are progressing... 他会每两个星期来访一次，看看他的新员工进展如何。 Were you surprised that his disease progressed so quickly?... 他的病情发展得这么快，您是否感到意外？ He started with sketching and then progressed to painting. 他先是画素描，然后发展到画油画。 4 [VERB 动词]继续进行；逐步发展 If events progress, they continue to happen gradually over a period of time. [V] As the evening progressed, sadness turned to rage... 随着夜幕逐渐降临，悲伤变成了愤怒。 Life was hard, and it became harder as the war progressed. 那时候生活很艰难，并且随着战争的持续愈发艰难了。 5 [VERB 动词]使…发展；使…取得进展 If you progress something, you cause it to develop. [V n] [FORMAL 正式] Very little was done to progress the case in the first 10 or so months after K was charged. 在K被指控后最初的10个月左右，这个案子进展缓慢。 6 [PHRASE 短语]正在进行中 If something is in progress, it has started and is still continuing. The game was already in progress when we took our seats... 我们坐下来的时候，比赛已经开始了。 The diaries are a mixture of confession, work in progress and observation. 这些日记里既有自白，也有当下工作记录，还有见闻评论。
Oxford	pro·gress ★ noun , verb progress progresses progressed progressing noun ★ / ˈprəʊɡres ; NAmE ˈprɑːɡres ; ˈprɑːɡrəs / [uncountable ] 1 ★ the process of improving or developing, or of getting nearer to achieving or completing sth 进步；进展；进程 ◆ to make progress 取得进步 ◆ slow/steady/rapid/good progress 缓慢的╱平稳的╱迅速的╱良好的进展 ◆ We have made great progress in controlling inflation. 我们在抑制通货膨胀方面取得了巨大进展。 ◆ economic/scientific/technical progress 经济的╱科学的╱技术的进步 ◆ They asked for a progress reporton the project. 他们索要工程进度报告。 2 movement forwards or towards a place 前进；行进 ◆ She watched his slow progress down the steep slope. 她望着他慢慢走下陡坡。 ◆ There wasn't much traffic so we made good progress. 来往车辆不多，所以我们开得很快。 IDIOM ★ in progress ( formal) happening at this time 进行中 ◆ Work on the new offices is now in progress. 新办公楼正在施工。 ◆ Please be quiet—examination in progress. 考试正在进行，请安静。 verb ★ / prəˈɡres ; NAmE prəˈɡres / 1 ★ [intransitive ] to improve or develop over a period of time; to make progress 进步；改进；进展 SYN advance ◆ The course allows students to progress at their own speed. 本课程允许学生按各自的速度学习。 ◆ Work on the new road is progressing slowly. 新路的修建工作在缓慢进行。 2 ★ [intransitive ] + adv./prep. ( formal) to move forward 前进；行进 ◆ The line of traffic progressed slowly through the town. 车流缓慢地穿过城镇。 ◆ ( figurative) Cases can take months to progress through the courts. 案件可能需要好几个月才能审结。 3 [intransitive ] to go forward in time （时间上）推移，流逝 SYN go on ◆ The weather became colder as the day progressed. 天色越晚，天气就越冷。 PHRASAL VERB proˈgress to sth to move on from doing one thing to doing sth else 接着做（另一件事） ◆ She started off playing the recorder and then progressed to the clarinet. 她起初吹竖笛，进而吹单簧管。 pro·gress / ˈprəʊɡres ; NAmE ˈprɑːɡres ; ˈprɑːɡrəs /
LDC	progress1 noun progress2 verb progresspro‧gress1 /ˈprəʊɡres $ ˈprɑː-/ ●●● S2 W2 noun [uncountable] Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases Word family 1the process of getting better at doing something, or getting closer to finishing or achieving somethingprogress of The police are disappointed by the slow progress of the investigation.progress in There has been significant progress in controlling heart disease.progress towards We are making steady progress towards a peaceful settlement.progress on Little progress has been made on human rights issues.2slow or steady movement somewhere: We made good progress despite the snow.progress through They watched the ship’s slow progress through the heavy seas.3change which is thought to lead to a better society, because of developments in science or fairer methods of social organization: Mankind is destroying the planet, all in the name of progress (=because people want progress). Under communism, nothing was allowed to get in the way of the great march of progress.4in progress formal happening now, and not yet finished: A lecture was in progress in the main hall.work/research in progress They looked in periodically to check the work in progress.GRAMMAR: Countable or uncountable?• Progress is an uncountable noun: · She is making good progress. ✗Don’t say: She is making a good progress.• Progress is not used with ‘a’.COLLOCATIONSverbsmake progress· The country has made significant economic progress.hinder somebody’s progress (=make it slower)· Language problems might hinder a child’s progress at school.achieve progress· The talks ended with no real progress having been achieved.check (on) somebody’s progress· A social worker calls regularly to check on the children’s progress.follow/monitor/chart somebody’s progress (=keep checking it)· Throughout the night, doctors charted his progress.assess/evaluate/review somebody’s progress· We appraise the work and evaluate each student’s individual progress.adjectivesslow· The task remains difficult and progress has been slow.steady· Steady progress has been made towards our objectives.good· He is out of hospital and making good progress.rapid· The investigation is making rapid progress.significant/real progress· Significant progress has been made in reducing nuclear weapons.great progress· Scientists have made great progress in the last four years.substantial/considerable progress· 2007 was a year of substantial progress for the company.satisfactory progress· The two students who fell behind are now making satisfactory progress.THESAURUSprogress noun [uncountable] /ˈprəʊɡres $ ˈprɑː-/ the process of getting better at doing something, or getting closer to finishing or achieving something: · a test of the students’ progress· We have made good progress towards meeting our objectives.advance noun [countable usually plural] /ədˈvɑːns $ ədˈvæns/ a discovery, invention, or change that brings progress: · the technological advances of the twentieth century· advances in scientific knowledge· In recent years there have been enormous economic and social advances.breakthrough noun [countable] /ˈbreɪkθruː/ an important discovery or achievement that makes progress possible, especially one that happens suddenly after a long period of trying: · Scientists have described the discovery as a major breakthrough.· The breakthrough in the investigation came when police found a stolen car.make headway to make progress towards achieving something – used especially when it is difficult to make progress: · After several months of discussion, the committee had made little headway.no progressstalemate/deadlock /ˈsteɪlmeɪt/ [countable, uncountable] a situation in which no further progress can be made because two groups or organizations cannot find a way to end a disagreement: · The negotiations ended in deadlock.· At that point the strike appeared to have reached a stalemate.· the year-long political deadlock between the two partiesimpasse /æmˈpɑːs $ ˈɪmpæs/ [singular] formal a situation in which progress has stopped completely, especially because people cannot agree on what to do next: · The continuing impasse over the budget.· The situation seemed to have reached an impasse.grind to a halt to slowly stop making any progress: · The economy seems to be grinding to a halt.· It was clear that the peace talks had ground to a halt. progress1 noun progress2 verb progresspro‧gress2 /prəˈɡres/ ●●○ verb Verb Table Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases Word family 1[intransitive] to improve, develop, or achieve things so that you are then at a more advanced stage OPP regress: I asked the nurse how my son was progressing.progress to She started with a cleaning job, and progressed to running the company.progress towards We must progress towards full integration of Catholic and Protestant pupils in Ireland.progress beyond Last year the team didn’t progress beyond the opening round.2[intransitive, transitive] if an activity such as work or a project progresses, or you progress it, it continues: Work on the ship progressed quickly. We’re hoping to progress the Lane project more quickly next week.3[intransitive] if time or an event progresses, time passes: As the meeting progressed, Nina grew more and more bored. Time is progressing, so I’ll be brief.4[intransitive] to move forward: Our taxi seemed to be progressing very slowly.
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