improving

• Beschreibt etwas, das besser wird oder sich weiterentwickelt.

Describes something that is becoming better or making progress.

1. Becoming betterB1formal

   Showing progress or making positive changes; increasing in quality, performance, or strength.

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   • The patient's health is improving steadily.
   • An improving economy leads to more job opportunities.
   • The team's improving performance impressed the coach.
   • She noticed an improving trend in her test scores.

   Synonymedevelopingstrengthening

   Antonymeworsening

2. Getting higher or more vigorousB2informal

   Rising in level, intensity, or activity; becoming more energetic or robust.

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   • The stock market showed an improving trend this week.
   • His improving appetite signaled better recovery.
   • The wind is improving in strength as the storm approaches.
   • The improving enthusiasm of the crowd lifted everyone's spirits.

   Synonymeboomingexpandinggrowingincreasingintensifyingrisingstrengtheningsurge

   Antonymefailingsinkingworsening

• Verb, das die Handlung bezeichnet, etwas besser zu machen oder in Qualität, Wert oder Zustand besser zu werden.

A verb used to indicate the act of making something better or becoming better in quality, value, or condition.

1. Make betterA2formal

   To make something better or of higher quality.

   Verbessern

   • She improved her English by practicing every day.
   • The company improved its customer service policies.
   • He improved the design of the product.

   Synonymeameliorateaugmentbetterboostelevateenhanceperfectrefinestrengthenupgrade

   Antonymedamagedegradediminishimpairworsen

2. A2formal

   To become better or more advanced in quality, condition, or skill.

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   • His health improved after the treatment.
   • The weather improved in the afternoon.
   • Her performance at work has improved significantly.

   Synonymeadvancecome alongdeveloplook upmaturepick upprogressrallyrecover

   Antonymedeclinedeteriorateworsen