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progressive

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pro·gres·sive1 /prəˈɡresɪv/ ●○○ adjectiveadj  
1 MODERNsupporting new or modern ideas and methods, especially in politics and education 〔尤指在政治和教育方面〕进步的,先进的
 a progressive administration
进步的政府
 progressive and forward-looking policies
有前瞻性的进步政策
2 CHANGE/BECOME DIFFERENThappening or developing gradually over a period of time 逐步发生的,逐步发展的
progressive decline/reduction/increase etc
 the progressive increase in population
人口的逐步增加
 Britain’s progressive decline as a world power
英国作为世界强国的逐步衰落
3. SLG technical the progressive form of a verb is used to show that an action or activity is continuing to happen. In English, it consists of the verb ‘be’ followed by the present participle, as in ‘I was waiting for the bus’. 〔动词〕进行式的 SYN continuous
5progressively adv
The economic situation became progressively worse.
经济形势变得越来越糟。
progressiveness noun [uncountableU]
progressivism noun [uncountableU]
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progressive2 noun [countableC]  
MODERNsomeone with modern ideas who wants to change things 进步人士;革新派人士
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From Longman Business Dictionary
progressivepro·gres·sive /prəˈgresɪv/ adjectiveadj
1happening or changing over a period of time, and often becoming worse
The results reflect the progressive collapse of sales of the company’s high-end computers.
2approving supporting new or modern ideas, methods etc
He begam his career as a progressive economist before becoming prime minister at the age of 40.

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