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
The result is a progressive haemolytic anaemia
结果是造成渐进性的溶血性贫血。收藏
Progressive education relegates the "3Rs"-- Reading, writing and Rithmetic-- to the backburner
进步教育把“3Rs"——读、写、算——贬到次要地位。收藏
Its members include state pension funds, including CALPERS, unions and most of the activist/progressive institutional investors.
它的成员包括州抚恤基金(包括CALPERS)，联合会以及大多数激进的机构投资者。收藏
China and Japan practice the most progressive rice growing in the Orient. Yields average nearly 4 tons per hectare and can be as high as 10 tons.
在东方各国，中国和日本的水稻栽培法最为先进。产量平均约每公顷4吨，最高可达每公顷10吨。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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