progress
'prәugresnoun, verb
A1948th most heard wordIn 124 of 2278 videos (5%)heard 255 timeslast on Oct 17, 2026
- n. the act of moving forward (as toward a goal)
- n. a movement forward
- v. develop in a positive way
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- 19:19Use that sentence once today, even quietly, because real progress comes from bringing practice into a normal moment.今天用一次那个句子，即使很轻声，因为真正的进步来自于将练习带入正常时刻。Think in English by Naming What You Notice First
- 1:05He's finally getting the chance to feel safety and comfort of a home, and he's made a lot of progress already.他终于有机会感受到家的安全与舒适，而且他已经取得了很大的进步。Cat Found Crying Alone In The Snow Finally Gets His Happy Ending | The Dodo
- 11:57In this case, if you make medical trials easy, fast, and cheap, then there'll be experiments that will seriously harm a few people, but on average you'll make more progress faster, which will potentially save more lives in the end.在这种情况下，如果你让医学试验变得简单、快速且廉价，那么就会有一些实验严重伤害到少数人，但平均而言，你会更快地取得更多进展，最终可能会挽救更多的生命。This Woman Cured Her Cancer with an Insane Method
- 18:39Use that sentence once today, even quietly, because real progress comes from bringing practice into a normal moment.今天至少使用一次那个句子，哪怕是小声说，因为真正的进步来自于将练习带入正常的时刻。English Speaking Confidence When You Forget a Word
- 1:05He's finally getting the chance to feel safety and comfort of a home, and he's made a lot of progress already.他终于有机会感受家的安全和舒适，而且已经取得了很大进展。Cat Found Crying Alone In The Snow Finally Gets His Happy Ending | The Dodo
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- Forms you'll hear
- progressingprogressed
- Often heard with
- make progress37×real progress26×your progress21×of progress16×progress be12×
Related words
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