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1 voortgangscontrole
• progress controlNederlands-Engels Technisch Woordenboek > voortgangscontrole
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2 vorderen
• to advance• to claim• to demand• to make progress• to progress -
3 voortgang
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4 vooruitgaan
2 [van tevoren gaan] go on ahead3 [voorwaarts gaan] progress, go forward4 [vorderingen maken, beter worden] progress, improve♦voorbeelden:er financieel op vooruitgaan • be better off/profit (financially)die buurt is er niet erg op vooruitgegaan • that neighbourhood has gone downhillwe zijn er niet op vooruitgegaan • we're no better off for it, we haven't done very well out of it -
5 vooruitgang
vooruitgang1 front exit/door————————vooruitgang♦voorbeelden:(geen) vooruitgang boeken met … • make (no) headway with … -
6 vordering
3 [het opeisen] requisitioning♦voorbeelden:1 vorderingen maken • (make) progress, make headwayeen vordering indienen/aanmelden • file a claimeen vordering innen • recover a claimeen vordering instellen tegen iemand • put in/submit a claim against someonevordering op iemand • claim against someone -
7 aan de gang
adv. in progress, under way -
8 aan de gang zijn
v. progress -
9 aanpoten
v. make progress, advance, go forward -
10 avance
n. advance, forward movement, progress; modernization; promotion -
11 avanceren
v. advance, progress, move forward; promote -
12 beterschap
n. recovery; improvement, progress -
13 brandwerend
adj. fire break, gap in vegetation or other combustible material to slow or stop the progress of a wildfire -
14 diepgaan
v. advance, progress -
15 doorbraak
n. breakthrough, progress, removal of a barrier -
16 flowchart
n. flow chart, diagram showing the progress of work in a series of algorithmic or regular operations -
17 gangetje
n. tempo; rate; speed of progress -
18 geavanceerdheid
n. advancement, forward movement, progress; promotion -
19 gevorderdheid
n. advancement, progress -
20 knelpunt
n. bottleneck, impediment to progress
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