英语词汇progress的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

progress /ˈprəʊɡres $ ˈprɑː-/ noun a process of improvement or achievementadjectivesgood/great progress He is out of hospital and making good progress. | Scientists have made great progress in the last four years.significant/substantial/considerable progress Significant progress has been made in reducing nuclear weapons. | 2007 was a year of substantial progress for the company.real progress We have been looking for a house for months, but we still haven’t made any real progress towards finding one.satisfactory progress Doctors say the patient is now making satisfactory progress.steady progress Steady progress has been made towards our objectives.rapid progress The investigation is making rapid progress.slow progress The task remains difficult and progress has been slow.little/limited/no progress The builders have made little progress with the new office.further progress The prospects of further progress are good.scientific/medical progress Research is essential for medical progress.verbsmake progress The country has made significant economic progress.show progress His work shows a lot of progress.achieve progress The talks ended with no real progress having been achieved.hinder sb’s progress (=make it slower) Language problems might hinder a child’s progress at school.check (on) sb’s progress A social worker calls regularly to check on the children’s progress.assess/evaluate sb’s progress (=find out how good it is) We evaluate each student’s individual progress.follow/monitor/chart sb’s progress (=keep checking it) Throughout the night, doctors charted his progress.review sb’s progress (=check it again) We will review the progress of the project in March.progress + nounsa progress report (=a statement about how something is developing) He called me to give me a progress report on the building work.prepositionsprogress towards/toward sth Progress towards peace has been slow.progress with sth She began to make progress with her research.progress on sth Progress on a job should be constantly monitored.phrasesbe pleased/satisfied/disappointed etc with sb’s progress Your parents must be pleased with your progress.a lack of progress What is the reason for this lack of progress?the rate of progress The rate of progress has been slower than we would have liked.THESAURUS: progress advance /ədˈvɑːns $ ədˈvæns/ a discovery, invention, or change that brings progress: The technological advances of the twentieth century have changed the way we live. | Because of advances in scientific knowledge, we now know a lot more about the history of the universe. | In recent years there have been enormous economic and social advances. breakthrough /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 progress stalemate/deadlock /ˈsteɪlmeɪt/ 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 parties impasse /æmˈpɑːs $ ˈɪmpæs/ formal a situation in which progress has stopped completely, especially because people cannot agree on what to do next: The situation seemed to have reached an impasse. | People are worried about the continuing impasse over the budget. 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.

词组	progress
释义	progress /ˈprəʊɡres $ ˈprɑː-/ noun a process of improvement or achievementadjectivesgood/great progress He is out of hospital and making good progress. \| Scientists have made great progress in the last four years.significant/substantial/considerable progress Significant progress has been made in reducing nuclear weapons. \| 2007 was a year of substantial progress for the company.real progress We have been looking for a house for months, but we still haven’t made any real progress towards finding one.satisfactory progress Doctors say the patient is now making satisfactory progress.steady progress Steady progress has been made towards our objectives.rapid progress The investigation is making rapid progress.slow progress The task remains difficult and progress has been slow.little/limited/no progress The builders have made little progress with the new office.further progress The prospects of further progress are good.scientific/medical progress Research is essential for medical progress.verbsmake progress The country has made significant economic progress.show progress His work shows a lot of progress.achieve progress The talks ended with no real progress having been achieved.hinder sb’s progress (=make it slower) Language problems might hinder a child’s progress at school.check (on) sb’s progress A social worker calls regularly to check on the children’s progress.assess/evaluate sb’s progress (=find out how good it is) We evaluate each student’s individual progress.follow/monitor/chart sb’s progress (=keep checking it) Throughout the night, doctors charted his progress.review sb’s progress (=check it again) We will review the progress of the project in March.progress + nounsa progress report (=a statement about how something is developing) He called me to give me a progress report on the building work.prepositionsprogress towards/toward sth Progress towards peace has been slow.progress with sth She began to make progress with her research.progress on sth Progress on a job should be constantly monitored.phrasesbe pleased/satisfied/disappointed etc with sb’s progress Your parents must be pleased with your progress.a lack of progress What is the reason for this lack of progress?the rate of progress The rate of progress has been slower than we would have liked.THESAURUS: progress advance /ədˈvɑːns $ ədˈvæns/ a discovery, invention, or change that brings progress: The technological advances of the twentieth century have changed the way we live. \| Because of advances in scientific knowledge, we now know a lot more about the history of the universe. \| In recent years there have been enormous economic and social advances. breakthrough /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 progress stalemate/deadlock /ˈsteɪlmeɪt/ 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 parties impasse /æmˈpɑːs $ ˈɪmpæs/ formal a situation in which progress has stopped completely, especially because people cannot agree on what to do next: The situation seemed to have reached an impasse. \| People are worried about the continuing impasse over the budget. 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.
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