progress

• Substantivo que designa o movimento para frente ou o avanço em direção a uma meta, um estado melhor; desenvolvimento ou aperfeiçoamento ao longo do tempo.

A noun referring to forward or onward movement toward a destination, goal, or improved state; development or advancement.

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1. Forward movementA2formal

   Movement towards a goal or a more advanced state.

   Progresso

   • The construction of the new building is making good progress.
   • She has made significant progress in her studies this year.
   • We need to track the progress of the project carefully.

   Sinônimosadvanceadvancementdevelopmentheadwaymovementprogression

   Antônimosdeclinerecessionregressionretreatretrogression

2. Development or improvementA2formal

   Gradual improvement or growth in a particular area.

   Progresso

   • Medical progress has led to longer life expectancies.
   • Technological progress has changed the way we communicate.
   • The student showed great progress in learning English.

   Sinônimosadvancementdevelopmentgrowthheadwayimprovementprogression

   Antônimosbackslidedeclinedeteriorationregressregressionrelapseretreatretrogressionworsening

• Verbo usado para indicar o ato de avançar, seguir adiante ou se desenvolver em direção a um estado mais avançado ou melhorado.

A verb used to indicate the act of moving forward or developing towards a more advanced or improved state.

1. Advance or developB1formal

   To move forward or improve in a gradual way.

   Progredir

   • The project is progressing according to schedule.
   • She has progressed rapidly in her language studies.
   • Technology continues to progress at an incredible pace.

   Sinônimosadvancedevelopevolvegrowimprovemake headwayproceed

   Antônimosdeclinedeterioraterecederegressretrogressstagnateworsen

2. Move forward in timeB1formal

   To continue or develop over a period of time.

   Avançar no tempo

   • As the evening progressed, the conversation became more interesting.
   • The disease progressed faster than the doctors expected.
   • The negotiations are progressing slowly but steadily.

   Sinônimosadvancecontinuedevelopelapseevolvego onmove onpassproceedunfold

   Antônimoshaltlapseregressstallstop

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