rapid progress

collocation in English

meaningsofrapidandprogress

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rapid
adjective
uk
/ˈræp.ɪd/us
/ˈræp.ɪd/
fast ...
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progress
noun[U]
uk
/ˈprəʊ.ɡres/us
/ˈprɑː.ɡres/
movement to an improved or more developed state, or to a ...
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(Definition ofrapidandprogressfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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At the beginning they maderapidprogress.
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Butrapidprogresshas been attained.
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This should not be the case, since so muchrapidprogresshas already been made.
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A consequence of these debates has been therapidprogressin our understanding of impact stratigraphy.
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We have also shown thatrapidprogresstowards eradication will usually be preferred.
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We shall make veryrapidprogress, and are making veryrapidprogress, in this matter.
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Morerapidprogressis required.
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That is notrapidprogress.
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There cannot berapidprogress.
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This may become reality sooner than anticipated thanks torapidprogressin the germ cell culture technique.
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An important review of therapidprogressin understanding telomeres and telomerase in health, disease (particularly cancer) and ageing.
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We are anxious to makerapidprogress.
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Rapidprogressis being made on this.
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There has beenrapidprogressin organisation.
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We have maderapidprogresson this.
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I cannot regard that asrapidprogress.
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Rapidprogresswas quite a new idea.
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We are makingrapidprogressin this connection.
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We are determined to see thatrapidprogressis made.
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I look forward to therapidprogressof this measure.
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Hererapidprogressand firm decisions are vital.
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I hope now that we may make morerapidprogress.
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We have maderapidprogressin the last four years.
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