intransitive. (a) To profit, be of service. (b) To gain ground, make progress; = frame, v. 1 2.
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| 释义 | the world > action or operation > continuing > progress, advance, or further continuance > progress or advance in an action [verb (intransitive)] > make progress or advance (of action or operation) (27) fremec1000 intransitive. (a) To profit, be of service. (b) To gain ground, make progress; = frame, v. 1 2. furtherc1200 intransitive. To go on, continue; to advance, make progress. Obsolete exc. Scottish. profit1340 intransitive. To make progress, advance; to improve; to increase, esp. in knowledge or virtue. Obsolete. to go onc1449 intransitive. Of an action, work, process, or state of affairs: to proceed, continue further; to be in progress; to happen, occur, take place… grow1487 To increase in some specified quality or property; sometimes with more or less notion of progress toward maturity. Const. in, †of. to commence to, intoa1500 to commence to, into: to begin to grow or develop to or into. Obsolete. framea1529 intransitive. To gain ground, make progress; to prosper, succeed. Also (in neutral sense): to fare, go (well, ill, etc.). Obsolete. to get ground?1529 to get ground: to make progress, advance. †Also to get ground of (also upon): to encroach upon, obtain the mastery of; to draw away from (pursuers)… movec1540 intransitive. Of time, a narrative, a piece of work, etc.: to progress, develop, unfold. work1566 intransitive. figurative and in extended use. With adverb or prepositional phrase as complement: to proceed, make progress; (now) esp. to advance to… promove1570 intransitive. To move on, advance, make progress. advance1577 intransitive. Chiefly of a person: to make progress in life, employment, or some other sphere. Frequently with in. devolve1579 figurative. To roll or flow on to or into (some condition). to come on1584 intransitive. To advance in growth or development; to improve, make progress; = to come along 3 at phrasal verbs 1. progress1612 intransitive. To proceed to a further or higher stage, or to further or higher stages continuously; to develop, increase; (esp.) to advance to a… to gain ground1625 to gain ground: originally Military to conquer ground from an adversary: cf. equivalent phrases s.v. g… To make progress, advance; to acquire… germinate1640 intransitive. figurative and in figurative contexts. To develop from an early stage or initial idea. proceed1670 Of an action, process, etc. intransitive. To go on or advance to a certain point or degree; to be carried on further; to continue, progress. Cf… to gather ground1697 To collect or acquire by way of increase; to gain. †to gather ground: to gain ground, make progress. to gather head: to acquire strength; also, to… march1702 intransitive. Of a system, scheme, concept, enterprise, etc.: to advance, progress; to move towards completion. Of time: to continue unrelentingly… to make its way1711 Esp. of an opinion, idea, etc.: to gain acceptance; to become popular or widespread. Chiefly in to make its way. to come forward1722 intransitive. To approach; to come from the background to the front; to advance, proceed, progress. develop1744 intransitive. To grow, mature; to become more advanced or elaborate. Also: to change gradually into something more advanced. Hence (more loosely): to… to turn a wheel1864 to turn a wheel: (of a vehicle) to move or be set in motion; figurative (of a person or thing) to move forward, to make progress, to begin… shape1865 intransitive. To assume a shape or form; to develop or progress. Frequently const. up. come1899 intransitive. colloquial (originally U.S.). In interrogative clauses with how, used to enquire about a person's well-being or (now more commonly)… Subcategories:— again (1) |
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