progressive

英[prə'gresiv]美[prə'gresiv]

adj.
1.进步的；先进的；开朗的
2.稳步的；逐步的；稳定发展的
3.（动词）进行时的
n.
进步分子；开朗人士；改革派

同：	[n.] continuous tense, imperfect, liberal, liberalist [a.] reformist, reform-minded
反：	[n.] conservative, conservativist [a.] regressive

The progressive movement, which had already brought important changes in federal policies, stood on the verge of culmination and fulfillment.
已经给全国政治带来重大变化的进步运动，即将进入高潮，并完成其历史使命。收藏
These publicists who probed all the dark corners of American life did not make the progressive movement
这些探查美国生活所有阴暗角落的时事评论家，并不是进步运动的创始者。收藏
Cancer is a disease caused by the insidious progressive growth of abnormal cells
癌症是异常细胞不知不觉地进行性生长所引起的一种疾病。收藏
A progressive wasting of the body,occurring chiefly in young children and associated with insufficient intake or malabsorption of food.
消瘦身体逐渐变瘦，主要见于儿童，往往与食物摄入不足或消化不良有关收藏
China needs to assimilate a good deal of foreign progressive culture, but she must not swallow anything and everything uncritically
中国需要大量吸收外国的进步文化,但决不能无批判地兼收并蓄。收藏

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a tense of verbs used in describing action that is on-going
[同] continuous tense, imperfect, imperfect tense, progressive, progressive tense
a person who favors a political philosophy of progress and reform and the protection of civil liberties
[同] liberal, liberalist, progressive
[反] conservative, conservativist

favoring or promoting progress
- progressive schools
[反] regressive
(of taxes) adjusted so that the rate increases as the amount of income increases
[反] regressive

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