Que signifie progress en anglais?

Vous pouvez apprendre la prononciation, la grammaire et les synonymes de progress dans ce dictionnaire anglais faisant autorité.

progress Signification, définition

0 improvement or development toward a goal -- progrès [ masculine ]
- a lack of progress un manque de progrès
- a progress report un rapport d’avancement
- She hasn’t made much progress in math. Elle n’a pas fait beaucoup de progrès en maths.
- a patient making excellent progress un patient faisant d’excellents progrès
1 movement forward or toward sth -- progression [ feminine ]
- With all the traffic we’re making very slow progress. Avec toute cette circulation, nous progressons très lentement.
2 currently happening or being done -- en cours
- The contest is over, and judging is in progress. La compétition est terminée et les notations sont en cours.
3 to improve or develop -- progresser
- She is progressing well in all subjects. Elle progresse bien dans toutes les matières.
4 to move forward or continue -- s’avancer
- As the day progressed, she felt increasingly worried. Comme la journée s’avançait, elle se sentait de plus en plus inquiète.
5 movement forward; advance -- progrès
- the progress of civilization.
6 improvement -- progrès
- The students are making (good) progress.
7 to go forward -- avancer
- We had progressed only a few miles when the car broke down.
8 to improve -- faire des progrès, progresser
- Your French is progressing.

We also need to make progress on the necessary means to support developing countries and boost technology transfer.
I would add that it is also a current need if progress is to be made on a whole series of issues.
In my opinion, we are benefiting from the fruit of a wise decision which will further the progress of this extremely important dossier.
The principles of non-violence and unity are the only way in which we can find solutions and make progress in the negotiations.
Attempts are being made to make progress in the areas of defence and military integration without a simultaneous advance in matters of foreign policy.
It is unthinkable that we should make progress on the economic dimension and not do so on the political dimension.
This is a necessarily pragmatic approach which allows significant progress.
I just want to highlight three areas among many where we need quick progress.