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I. pro·gress N [ˈprəʊgres, Am ˈprɑ:g-]

1. progress no pl (onward movement):

progress
to make slow/good progress

2. progress no pl (development):

progress
to make [good/slow] progress

3. progress no pl (to be going):

to be in progress
to be in progress ADMIN
the talks are in progress

4. progress no pl, no art (general improvement):

progress

5. progress < pl -es> Brit hist:

progress
Staatsbesuch m <-(e)s, -e>

II. pro·gress VB intr [prə(ʊ)ˈgres, Am prəˈ-]

1. progress (develop):

to progress

2. progress (move onward):

progress in space
progress in time
OpenDict unos

progress N

work in progress ECON

ˈpro·gress chas·er N Brit

progress chaser
Terminjäger(in) m (f)

ˈpro·gress re·port N

progress report
progress report (on work)
Tätigkeitsbericht m <-(e)s, -e>

progress curve N

progress curve
progress curve
asymptotische Kurve (sich einem Sättigungswert annähernde Kurve)

business progress N ACCOUNT

business progress
business progress

pro·gress bar N COMPUT

progress bar

progress of reaction N

progress of reaction

progress in consolidation N MKT COMPET

progress in consolidation
Present
Iprogress
youprogress
he/she/itprogresses
weprogress
youprogress
theyprogress
Past
Iprogressed
youprogressed
he/she/itprogressed
weprogressed
youprogressed
theyprogressed
Present Perfect
Ihaveprogressed
youhaveprogressed
he/she/ithasprogressed
wehaveprogressed
youhaveprogressed
theyhaveprogressed
Past Perfect
Ihadprogressed
youhadprogressed
he/she/ithadprogressed
wehadprogressed
youhadprogressed
theyhadprogressed