progressive

• Que apoya o introduce ideas nuevas, modernas o avanzadas, especialmente en un contexto social o político. También describe algo que implica un desarrollo gradual o continuo hacia una meta.

Describes something that favors or implements new, modern, or forward-thinking ideas, especially in social or political contexts.

1. Advancing or developingB2formal

   Happening or developing gradually or in stages.

   progresivo

   • The disease showed progressive symptoms over several months.
   • There has been a progressive improvement in the company's sales.
   • The project requires a progressive approach to achieve its goals.

   Sinónimosdevelopinggradualgrowingincrementalstepwisesuccessive

   Antónimosbackwardconservativeregressiveretrogressivestatic

2. Favoring social reformB2formal

   Supporting or advocating for social change, reform, or new ideas.

   progresista

   • She is known for her progressive views on education.
   • The party's platform is based on progressive policies.
   • Progressive thinkers often challenge traditional norms.

   Sinónimosadvancedleft-wingleftistliberalmodernreformist

   Antónimosconservativereactionarytraditionalist

3. Modern or innovativeB1informal

   Relating to or characteristic of modern, forward-thinking ideas or styles.

   progresista o innovador

   • The company has a progressive approach to workplace diversity.
   • They live in a progressive neighborhood that embraces change.
   • His progressive fashion style sets him apart from others.

   Sinónimosadvancedavant-gardeforward-lookinginnovativemodernpioneeringtrendsetting

   Antónimosbackwardconservativereactionaryregressivetraditional

• Sustantivo que designa a una persona que defiende reformas sociales, cambios o el progreso, generalmente en un contexto político o social.

A noun referring to a person who advocates for social reform, change, or advancement, often in political or social contexts.

1. Person with reformist viewsB2formal

   A person who advocates for social, political, or economic reform and change.

   progresista

   • The progressive argued for universal healthcare.
   • Many progressives support environmental regulations.
   • She is known as a progressive in the city council.

   Sinónimosactivistleftistliberalreformerreformist

   Antónimosconservativereactionarytraditionalist

2. Grammar tenseB1formal

   A verb form (also called continuous) that expresses an ongoing action.

   tiempo progresivo

   • In English, the present progressive is formed with 'am/is/are' plus the -ing form.
   • The past progressive describes an action that was happening at a specific time.
   • She is studying the progressive tense in her grammar class.

   Sinónimoscontinuouscontinuous tense

   Antónimosperfectperfectivesimple