Traduzione inglese <> italiano di Progress
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Traduzione e definizione
progress: un progresso, un avanzamento, un'evoluzione
to progress: progredire, avanzare
Esempi
- "We've made some real progress here."
- "No progress so far"
- "Brian : As we all know, Jean has made remarkable progress with his English."
- "Though you still show much difficulty respecting our "no touching" rule, you have demonstrated great progress in the following areas"
- "Incidentally, Bob tells me that Jean is progressing nicely and now knows how to change the desktop photo on the computer all by himself!"
- "Your stunning progress in grammar has risen prodigiously over mere months, and you have finally mastered the present perfect tense, which has only drawn me closer to you."
- "But please keep me informed of your, err, progress, Robert."
- "And her progress is killing my progress."
- "They've been showing great progress these past few seasons."
- "It has become a morning ritual of mine to take a quick visual inventory of the bike's progress towards non-existence."
- "I am sincerely pleased with your progress throughout our sessions."
Esercizio 1
Time to fill in the gaps with useful expressions from the dialogue. You may have to change the words (for example the tense of a verb) for them to fit correctly in the sentences.
This means to use jointly: "Children should be taught how to their possessions or they can become very selfish in later life."
This means "advancement" or "improvement": "I haven't made much with my diet. I had two ice creams for desert at lunchtime."
This is a slang term for "friend" or "companion": "I have been his golf for a while now. He always wins, so I don't want to play anymore."
This means to use jointly: "Children should be taught how to their possessions or they can become very selfish in later life."
This means "advancement" or "improvement": "I haven't made much with my diet. I had two ice creams for desert at lunchtime."
This is a slang term for "friend" or "companion": "I have been his golf for a while now. He always wins, so I don't want to play anymore."
Time to fill in the gaps with useful expressions from the dialogue. You may have to change the words (for example the tense of a verb) for them to fit correctly in the sentences.
This means to use jointly: "Children should be taught how to share 1 their possessions or they can become very selfish in later life."
This means "advancement" or "improvement": "I haven't made much progress 2 with my diet. I had two ice creams for desert at lunchtime."
This is a slang term for "friend" or "companion": "I have been his golf buddy 3 for a while now. He always wins, so I don't want to play anymore."
This means to use jointly: "Children should be taught how to share 1 their possessions or they can become very selfish in later life."
This means "advancement" or "improvement": "I haven't made much progress 2 with my diet. I had two ice creams for desert at lunchtime."
This is a slang term for "friend" or "companion": "I have been his golf buddy 3 for a while now. He always wins, so I don't want to play anymore."
1 share: This is the right answer. To "share" is to "divide" or to "use in equal measures". Example: "I share my dinner with my cat every night. He loves eating human food with me".
2 progress: This is the term we were looking for. "Progress" means "development", "improvement", or "change for the better". Example: "I have been making progress with this jigsaw puzzle: I only need to place six more pieces".
3 buddy: This is the right answer. A "buddy" is a "friend" or "mate". It is often used in conjunction with another noun, for example a "gym buddy", a "play buddy" or a "work buddy" is someone you go to the gym with, someone you play with, or someone you work with.
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