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progress

UK
/ˈprəʊɡres/
US
/ˈprɑːɡres/

Translations

progressnoun
progresses
pl
The progress of the construction project was evident as the building began to take shape.
Les progrès du projet de construction étaient évidents à mesure que le bâtiment prenait forme.
The progress of the construction project was evident as the building began to take shape.
L’avancement du projet de construction était évident à mesure que le bâtiment prenait forme.
Additional translations
progrèsSens de déplacement en avant, surtout dans un contexte formel ou littéraire.
tournéeSens historique ou protocolaire, pour une visite officielle d’un souverain ou d’un haut dignitaire.
Synonyms
advancement
development
improvement
growth
headway
forward movement
proceeding
evolution
Antonyms
regression
setback
decline
progressverb
progressed
Past Simple
progressed
Past Participle
progressing
Gerund
UK
/ˈprəʊɡres/
US
/ˈprɑːɡres/
Her skills in playing the piano have progressed significantly since she started taking lessons.
Ses compétences au piano ont beaucoup progressé depuis qu’elle a commencé les cours.
The hikers progressed along the trail despite the challenging weather conditions.
Les randonneurs ont avancé le long du sentier malgré les conditions météorologiques difficiles.
Synonyms
advance
proceed
move forward
develop
improve
forge ahead
make headway
Antonyms
regress
decline
deteriorate
progressadjective
UK
/ˈprəʊɡrɛs/
US
/ˈproʊɡrɛs/
Used attributively in combinations such as "progress report", denoting relation to advancement.
d’avancementS’emploie surtout dans les compléments nominaux comme « rapport d’avancement ».
The team must submit a progress report every week.
L’équipe doit remettre un rapport d’avancement chaque semaine.
Synonyms
progressive
forward
onward
advanced
developing
modern
reformist
forward-thinking
cutting-edge
innovative

Definitions

progressnoun
Forward or onward movement toward a destination or goal.
The progress of the construction project was evident as the building began to take shape.
Development or improvement over a period of time.
The student's progress in mathematics was remarkable, as shown by her improved test scores.
A journey or expedition, especially one made by a monarch or high-ranking official.
The king's progress through the countryside was met with celebrations in every village.
progressverb
To move forward or onward in space or time.
The hikers progressed along the trail despite the challenging weather conditions.
To develop or improve over a period of time.
Her skills in playing the piano have progressed significantly since she started taking lessons.
To advance toward completion, maturity, or a higher or better state.
The construction of the new bridge is progressing according to schedule.
progressadjective
Relating to or used for recording, reporting, or showing advancement toward completion.
The team must submit a progress report every week.
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