progress

el progreso

noun

progress
sustantivo [ˈprəʊgres]
1progreso (m) (improvement)
  • to make progress (in something) -> hacer progresos (en algo)
2avance (m) progreso (m) (movement)
  • in progress -> en curso
  • a progress report on the project -> un informe or reporte sobre la marcha del proyecto (Am)
verbo intransitivo [prəˈgres]
3progresar (improve)
  • the patient is progressing satisfactorily -> el paciente evoluciona satisfactoriamente
4avanzar (advance)

progress [prou-gres]
sustantivo
1Progreso, aprovechamiento, adelantamiento; desarrollo, mejoramiento, adelanto (development, evolution).
2Viaje, jornada, curso (travel); carrera,
participio
3ej. (ejemplo)
  • To make slow progress -> adelantar lentamente
  • Dinner was in progress -> estaban comiendo
  • To make little progress -> progresar o adelantar poco
la del séquito de un monarca; corriente; paso, pasaje.
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Progresar, hacer progresos o adelantamientos en alguna cosa. (n)
2Marchar, avanzar. (n)
3(Mús.) Pasar de una nota o tono siguiente. (n)
4Hacer progresar. (n)

progress
[ˈprəʊɡres]
noun
1 (forward movement) avance; (m)
heavy snow slowed our progress la espesa capa de nieve dificultó nuestro avance nos retrasó;or
further progress was impossible due to a landslide the two of them continued their progress down the road a car passed, and he followed its progress as it gradually disappeared from view
we are making good progressmaking estamos avanzando rápidamente
we made slow progress through the mud we were making no progress at all, just going round in circles
2 (development) [of activity, student] progresos; (m) [of events] marcha; (f) desarrollo; (m) [of patient] evolución; (f) [of disease] curso; (m) evolución; (f)
he briefed us on the progress of the talks nos informó sobre la marcha el desarrollo de las negociaciones;or keep me informed on the patient's progress manténganme informado de la evolución del paciente; he came in to check on my progress vino para ver cómo iba progresando
her progress since the operation has not been good Ellen would keep me abreast of their progress by phone his progress through life was both eccentric and entertaining the progress of the war in North Africa and Italy had been followed closely she took a keen interest in the progress of the work they considered it was a very good way of assessing the progress of a child the doctor considers your progress to be satisfactory there was nothing they could do to halt the progress of the disease
to make progressmake (gen) hacer progresos; progresar; [+patient] mejorar
China has made significant progress in human rights China ha hecho muchos progresos en lo que respecta a derechos humanos; the two sides have made little progress towards agreement las dos partes apenas han avanzado hacia un acuerdo
some progress has been made in the search for a cure the medical community continues to make progress in the fight against cancer I can't make any progress with this child he is still very ill, but he is making progress
to make good/slow progress avanzar rápidamente/lentamente
she is making good progress with her German we are making good progress towards a solution work on possible vaccines against HIV infection is making good progress he apologized for the slow progress he was making with the job she is making slow progress after three brain operations
3 (innovation) progreso; (m)
it was all done in the name of progress todo se hizo con la excusa del progreso
the rapid pace of change introduced by technological progress what is holding back the wheels of progress? people start believing that progress is inevitable
4 (course)
in progressin
the game was already in progress había comenzado ya el partido; negotiations are still in progress aún se están manteniendo las negociaciones; I went to see the work in progress fui a ver cómo marchaba el trabajo
the meeting is in progress while the meeting was in progress when we visited the college it was holiday time and there was a conference in progress the bar was crowded: a darts match was in progress a lot of work is in progress at the moment to try and improve the situation the diaries are a mixture of confession, work in progress and observation
silence: exam in progress silencio: examen
the timetable for the royal progress through the town
[prəˈɡres]
verb:intransitive
1 (go forward) [+work] avanzar; [+events] desarrollarse; [+disease] evolucionar
things are progressing slowly las cosas avanzan lentamente; as the game progressed a medida que avanzaba iba desarrollándose el partido;or as the evening progressed a medida que avanzaba la noche
a viewpoint which sees history as progressing towards some meaningful goal as you progress through the exercises you will notice an improvement the storm progressed across the country the disease was progressing slowly, relentlessly the mammogram shows changes in the breast tissue that could progress to cancer from there we progressed to a discussion on politics I've progressed to six-finger typing now and I'm getting quite fast then you realise you are in a job in which you can only progress to a certain point and no further life became harder as the war progressed my impressions changed radically as the trip progressed things are progressing nicely it's not yet clear how far the talks have progressed, or what they will produce the government still claims its economic reforms are progressing smoothly from its first appearance in 1895 in Glasgow, cinematography progressed rapidly
to progress to sthto
he started sketching, then progressed to painting empezó haciendo bosquejos para luego pasar a pintar; she has progressed to a senior nursing position ha ascendido a enfermera de rango superior
2 (improve) [+student] hacer progresos; [+patient] mejorar
her French is progressing in leaps and bounds avanza a pasos agigantados en francés
how is the student progressing? a system which will enable parents and teachers to know how their children are progressing he will visit once a fortnight to see how his new staff are progressing the patient is progressing satisfactorily
[prəˈɡres]
verb:transitive
(advance) seguir adelante con
[ˈprəʊɡres]
modifier
I acted as progress chaser they may require Eurotunnel to triple its progress payments on the loan
progress report (n) (Admin) informe sobre la marcha del trabajo; (m) (Med) informe médico; (m) (Educ) informe sobre el progreso del alumno; (m)
receivers must call a meeting within three months of their appointment to give creditors a progress report there was a progress report from the uniform team that was searching the field where Gower's body had been found we asked him for a progress report on Poland's experimental new financial system they would meet every six months to hear progress reports on the peace negotiations it's time for the commander in chief to get a progress report on the Persian Gulf War General Motors is giving industry analysts a progress report on its restructuring effort Kenneth Baker called on manufacturers for a progress report on plans to curb car thefts BR would have to be more punctual and give progress reports to passengers on the reasons for delays the prime minister's speech provided a progress report on the government's educational reforms I called intensive care every night for progress reports Dr. Draper sent a progress report which said that his patient was a little better and walking quite successfully his genuine interest in those under his care is evident in every line of the progress report on his first seven patients a series of progress reports and follow-up meetings are incorporated into the child's development plan

Verb Conjugation for "progress"

Imperative
  • progress
  • you progress
  • he/she progresses
  • we progress
  • you progress
  • they progress
Preterite
  • I progressed
  • you progressed
  • he/she progressed
  • we progressed
  • you progressed
  • they progressed
Present Continuous
  • I am progressing
  • you are progressing
  • he/she is progressing
  • we are progressing
  • you are progressing
  • they are progressing
Present Perfect
  • I have progressed
  • you have progressed
  • he/she has progressed
  • we have progressed
  • you have progressed
  • they have progressed
Past Continuous
  • I was progressing
  • you were progressing
  • he/she was progressing
  • we were progressing
  • you were progressing
  • they were progressing
Past Perfect
  • I had progressed
  • you had progressed
  • he/she had progressed
  • we had progressed
  • you had progressed
  • they had progressed
Future
  • I will progress
  • you will progress
  • he/she will progress
  • we will progress
  • you will progress
  • they will progress
Future Perfect
  • I will have progressed
  • you will have progressed
  • he/she will have progressed
  • we will have progressed
  • you will have progressed
  • they will have progressed
Future Continuous
  • I will be progressing
  • you will be progressing
  • he/she will be progressing
  • we will be progressing
  • you will be progressing
  • they will be progressing
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been progressing
  • you have been progressing
  • he/she has been progressing
  • we have been progressing
  • you have been progressing
  • they have been progressing
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been progressing
  • you will have been progressing
  • he/she will have been progressing
  • we will have been progressing
  • you will have been progressing
  • they will have been progressing
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been progressing
  • you had been progressing
  • he/she had been progressing
  • we had been progressing
  • you had been progressing
  • they had been progressing