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| progress; improve; grow progressively worse of an illness | |||
| make headway; come along (How's the research paper coming along? Ofelia); be on the up (Angeline); make inroads (Terentyeva); grow progressively worse (of an illness); improve; march; go places (be increasingly successful a pop star who's definitely going places. NOED. to be on the way to success or achievement it is that kind of mechanic who goes places – C.B.Rawson. WTNI Alexander Demidov); move onward and upward (VLZ_58); be on the up (Angeline); make progress (Andrey Truhachev); go ahead; go along; stack up; graduate (The Merriam-Webster Dictionary: to pass from one stage of experience, proficiency, or prestige to a usually higher one – перейти от одной ступени опыта, мастерства или престижа к другой, как правило, более высокой • He had now graduated from the apartment we had shared to a Civil-War-vintage house in the center of Laurel. (Bruce Brill, Deceit of an Ally) • The word has graduated from slang to accepted use. Джозеф) | |||
| make much headway; pick up steam; make strides; soar | |||
| propagate (о трещинах, течи) | |||
| advance | |||
| gain ground (VLZ_58) | |||
| grow progressively worse (о болезни); make headway; march on | |||
| worsen (о симптомах заболевания: ...the patient developed worsening of tuberculosis symptoms... Min$draV); progress (of a disease, о болезни) | |||
| make progress | |||
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| Argot | 1 |
| Citations et aphorismes | 1 |
| Cosmétiques et cosmétologie | 1 |
| Général | 4 |
| Makarov | 12 |
| Scientifique | 1 |