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21 fortschreiten
vi <tech.allg> (z.B. FuE) ■ advance vi -
22 Fortschritte machen
vi <tech.allg> ■ progress vi ; make progress vi ; develop further vi -
23 weiterentwickeln
vr <tech.allg> ■ progress vi ; make progress vi ; develop further vi -
24 Fortschritt
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25 Fortschritte
(to make progress: We're not making much headway with this new scheme.) make headway -
26 Fortschritte machen
Fortschritte machen
to [make] progress, to make some headway, to advance -
27 vorankommen
1. to make headway2. to make progress3. to proceed -
28 gedeihen
gedeihen v GEN thrive, flourish, prosper* * *v < Geschäft> thrive, flourish, prosper* * *gedeihen
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29 bewältigen
v/t2. fig. (Problem) come to grips with, handle; (Schwierigkeit) cope with, overcome; (Vergangenheit, Trauma etc.) come to terms with; (Lehrstoff) master, assimilate, absorb, digest umg.* * *to cope with; to master; to manage* * *be|wạ̈l|ti|gen [be'vɛltɪgn] ptp bewä\#ltigtvt(= meistern) Schwierigkeiten, Problem to cope with; Arbeit, Aufgabe auch, Strecke to manage; (= überwinden) Vergangenheit, Erlebnis etc to get over; Schüchternheit to overcome, to get over; (= erledigen, beenden) to deal with; (= aufessen) to manage* * *2) (to succeed or make progress: There have been a lot of problems but we're getting there.) get there3) (to finish (work etc): We got through a lot of work today.) get through4) (to come to the top of: As we breasted the hill we saw the enemy in the distance.) breast5) (to manage; to deal with successfully: I can't cope with all this work.) cope6) (to defeat or conquer: She finally overcame her fear of the dark.) overcome* * *be·wäl·ti·gen *[bəˈvɛltɪgn̩]vt▪ etw \bewältigen1. (meistern) to cope with sthSchwierigkeiten \bewältigen to overcome difficultiesdiese kurze Strecke kann ich zu Fuß \bewältigen I'll be able to manage this short distance on foot2. (verzehren) to manage [to eat] sthdie Vergangenheit \bewältigen to come to terms with the past* * *transitives Verb deal with; cope with; overcome <difficulty, problem>; cover < distance>; (innerlich verarbeiten) get over < experience>* * *bewältigen v/t2. fig (Problem) come to grips with, handle; (Schwierigkeit) cope with, overcome; (Vergangenheit, Trauma etc) come to terms with; (Lehrstoff) master, assimilate, absorb, digest umg* * *transitives Verb deal with; cope with; overcome <difficulty, problem>; cover < distance>; (innerlich verarbeiten) get over < experience>* * *v.to cope v.to master v.to overcome v.(§ p.,p.p.: overcame, overcome) -
30 versperren
I v/t2. (zusperren) lock upII v/refl fig. close one’s mind (+ Dat to)* * *to stop; to lock up; to intercept; to block up; to obstruct; to block off; to shut off; to bar; to block* * *ver|spẹr|ren ptp verspe\#rrtvt1) Weg, Durchgang to block; Aussicht to obstruct, to block2) (dial = verschließen) to lock or close up* * *1) (to make (progress) difficult or impossible: The crashed cars blocked the road.) block2) (to block or close: The road was obstructed by a fallen tree.) obstruct* * *ver·sper·ren *vt1. (blockieren)▪ [jdm] etw \versperren to block [sb's] sthjdm den Weg \versperren to bar sb's way▪ etw \versperren to lock sth3. (nehmen)jdm die Sicht \versperren to block [or obstruct] sb's view* * *jemandem den Weg/die Sicht versperren — block somebody's path/block or obstruct somebody's view
* * *A. v/t1. bar, obstruct; mit Barrikaden: barricade;jemandem die Aussicht versperren obstruct sb’s view2. (zusperren) lock upB. v/r fig close one’s mind (+dat to)* * *jemandem den Weg/die Sicht versperren — block somebody's path/block or obstruct somebody's view
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31 vorantreiben
v/t (unreg., trennb., hat -ge-) speed up, push umg.* * *to hurry up* * *vo|rạn|trei|benvt septo drive forward or on; (fig auch) to hurry along* * *1) (to go on; to continue: Push on with your work.) push on2) (to drive or try to persuade (a person etc) to go on or forwards: He urged himself on in spite of his weariness.) urge on* * *vo·ran|trei·ben▪ jdn/etw \vorantreiben to push on [or ahead] with sb/sth, to hurry along sb/sth sep, to drive sb/sth forward; (Projekt) to make progress with sth* * ** * *v.to press ahead with expr.to set on v. -
32 vorwärtsbringen
vor|wärts|brin|gen sep irregvt (fig)to advancejdn vórwärtsbringen — to help sb to get on
* * *vor·wärts|brin·gen▪ jdn \vorwärtsbringen to help sb to make progressder berufliche Erfolg hatte sie auch gesellschaftlich vorwärtsgebracht success at work also helped her get on in her social life* * *vorwärtsbringen v/t (irr, trennb, hat -ge-) fig further, promote; (auch Person) help sb oder sth on (bei in); (Projekt etc) advance -
33 an Boden gewinnen
to gain momentum; to gain ground* * *1) (to make progress.) gain ground2) (to become more influential: His views were once unacceptable but are now gaining ground rapidly.) gain ground* * *ausdr.to gain ground expr. -
34 sich weiterentwickeln
v.to develop v.to make progress expr. -
35 Fortschritt
Fort·schritt [ʼfɔrtʃrɪt] m1) ( Schritt nach vorn) step forward;[gute] \Fortschritte machen to make progress no pl2) ( Verbesserung) improvement -
36 vorwärtsbringen
vor·wärts|brin·genjdn \vorwärtsbringen to help sb to make progress;der berufliche Erfolg hatte sie auch gesellschaftlich vorwärtsgebracht success at work also helped her get on in her social life -
37 vorwärtsgehen
vor·wärts|ge·henvi irreg sein to make progress;wie geht's mit deiner Doktorarbeit vorwärts? how's your thesis coming along?;jetzt geht es hoffentlich wirtschaftlich wieder vorwärts hopefully things will start getting better on the business side -
38 vorankommen voran·kommen irr
Deutsch-Englisch-Wörterbuch mini > vorankommen voran·kommen irr
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39 sich weiterentwickeln
1. to develop2. to improve oneself (further)3. to make progress -
40 vorwärts kommen
1. to forge ahead2. to get ahead3. to get on4. to make progress
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