Sommario
progress {sostantivo}
rendimento · evoluzione · conquista · andamento · progresso · avanzata · tendeza · progresso · miglioramento
to progress {verbo}
avanzare · progredire · progredire · avanzare · procedere speditamente · andare velocemente · viaggiare a grande velocità · recarsi a grande velocità · superare i limiti di velocità · avanzare · progredire · avanzare
Traduzione inglese-italiano per "progress"
"progress" traduzione italiano
progress {sostantivo}
progress {sostantivo} (anche: yield, production, output, performance)
On the subject of the directive on the energy performance of buildings I hope to be able to make some progress in this direction.
progress {sostantivo} (anche: trend, tendency, course, run)
This progress cannot therefore be limited to its technical and commercial aspects.
The next item is the statement by the Council on progress on Agenda 2000.
The future progress of the European Union will largely depend on this balance.
Some of you witnessed the progress of the negotiations in situ.
What does he think in general terms of the progress made by the central banks towards independence?
Viewed as a whole, however, there is no doubt in my mind that the package represents such significant progress that it cannot but be...
Our yearly progress reports are contained in the summary reports.
In other words, we have been placed in a position to monitor how progress actually occurs.
I think it is reasonable to wait for the end of these negotiations and not to disturb their progress.
We believe the Council and Commission must monitor the progress of privatisation very carefully.
Alongside this progress, however, it must be noted that things have not been going too well just lately.
The ECSC - I am repeating myself - was a model for peace and progress in Europe.
And insofar as it makes knowledge possible, it makes freedom and progress possible.
Now, two years have gone by - without any response or progress on Sweden's part.
I look forward to monitoring the progress of the new cross-border groupings.
And we're really making a lot of progress on coming up with a theory of mind.
And Europe has indeed achieved progress by means of quantified targets.
The momentum of progress towards the third stage of EMU has been maintained throughout the Irish presidency.
The offer the EU makes in the action plan can be modulated to reflect the progress made by the partner.
The EEVC is the institution that has made the most progress in researching road safety throughout the world, especially in the area of
I am pleased that we have made such progress with this action plan, and I would like to compliment the rapporteur on what is an excellent
progress {sostantivo} (anche: breakthrough)
Little progress was made in improving the operation of EU foreign policy.
There is no sign as yet of any progress, any hope of improvement.
We have seen some real progress in improving these monitoring systems.
Concerning the political criteria, while much has been achieved, there is still room for further progress.
This represents definite progress in relation to the current situation which may continue until 2003.
to progress {verbo}
to progress [progressed|progressed] {v.} (anche: to be surplus, to be in excess, to edge up, to remain)
Experience teaches us that we can only make coherent progress by setting definite dates.
First of all I am not against testosterone in trying to achieve some progress in this area.
It also expresses the will to make progress with the common fisheries policy and strengthen it.
A great deal of joint effort is still required if we are to progress further towards this goal.
Once again, the Union has shown that it can find solutions to enable Europe to progress.
to progress [progressed|progressed] {v.} (anche: to make headway, to make progress, to improve, to advance)
We have to ask: ' Progress toward what? ' and 'Who is driving this movement? '
The Commission has always taken positive steps to make progress in these fields.
We are working as a team to assist Romania in her progress towards the European Union.
These proposals are essential to progress towards the final VAT regime.
We need to make progress towards the coordination of economic policies.
to progress [progressed|progressed] {v.} (anche: to graduate, to move up, to move on)
to progress [progressed|progressed] {v.} (anche: to graduate, to move up, to move on)
to progress [progressed|progressed] {v.} (anche: to make headway, to make progress, to improve, to advance)
As the Commission and the Belgian presidency are keen on making good progress in time for the next European Council, we would be grateful...
to progress [progressed|progressed] {v.} (anche: to make headway, to make progress, to improve, to advance)
to progress [progressed|progressed] {v.} (anche: to make headway, to make progress, to improve, to advance)
to progress [progressed|progressed] {v.} (anche: to make headway, to make progress, to improve, to advance)
to progress [progressed|progressed] {v.} [espress.] (anche: to graduate, to move up, to move on)
to progress [progressed|progressed] {v. i.} (anche: to be surplus, to be in excess, to edge up, to progress)
to progress [progressed|progressed] {v. i.} (anche: to progress, to make headway, to make progress, to improve)
to progress [progressed|progressed] {v. i.} (anche: to graduate, to move up, to move on)
Sinonimi
Sinonimi (inglese) per "progress":
© Princeton Universitycome on · come along · advance · get on · get along · shape up · build up · work up · build · pass on · move on · march on · go on · advancement · progression · procession · forward motion · onward motion
Esempi di utilizzo
Esempi di utilizzo "progress" in Italiano
Parole simili
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