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regress

/rɪˈɡrɛs/

Translations

regressverb

regressed

Past Simple

regressed

Past Participle

regressing

Gerund

/rɪˈɡrɛs/

регрессировать

The patient's condition began to regress after the treatment was stopped.

Состояние пациента начало регрессировать после прекращения лечения.

Additional translations

отступать

Synonyms

slip back

fall back

Antonyms

regressnoun

regresses

/rɪˈɡrɛs/

регресс

The company experienced a regress in its financial performance last year.

Компания испытала регресс в своем финансовом состоянии в прошлом году.

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Synonyms

Definitions

regressverb

To return to a former or less developed state.

After making some progress, the patient began to regress and needed additional therapy.

To analyze the relationship between variables using regression analysis; to model statistically.

The researcher regressed exam scores on study hours and attendance.

Of a celestial body or its orbital node, to move backward in its apparent path; to undergo retrograde motion.

The lunar nodes regress westward along the ecliptic over an 18-year cycle.

regressnoun

The act of returning to a previous state or condition, often one that is less advanced or worse.

The patient's health showed signs of regress after the treatment was stopped.

A path or right of return; reentry (archaic).

The refugees hoped for a safe regress to their homeland.