wheel of progress
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Definition of wheel of progress - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
advancementunstoppable advancement in society or technology
  • The wheel of progress cannot be stopped by tradition.
2.
developmentRaresymbolic representation of stages in developmentRare
  • The chart showed the wheel of progress in renewable energy.
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Expressions with wheel

big wheeln.
large amusement ride with rotating carriages
We rode the big wheel at the fair.
wheel inv.
move something or someone inside by rolling on wheels
They will wheel in the patient now.
wheel outv.
move something on wheels to another place
They wheel out the piano for the concert.
3rd wheelabbr.
person who feels left out with a couple
I felt like a 3rd wheel at the movie.
at the wheeladj.
in control of a vehicle
He was at the wheel when the accident happened.
behind the wheeladj.
in control of a vehicle while driving
She felt confident behind the wheel during the test.

Expressions with progress

in the name of progressadj.
done to achieve progress or improvement
The city was rebuilt in the name of progress.
progress of sortsn.
partial improvement or advancement in a situation
The team made progress of sorts in the project.
the wheels of progressn.
forces or actions that keep improvement or development moving forward
Nothing can stop the wheels of progress now.
you can't stop progressexp.
progress cannot be halted by resistance
Despite objections, you can't stop progress in technology.
in the vanguard of progressadj.
leading in new developments or ideas
The company is in the vanguard of progress in technology.
march of progressn.
continuous advancement in technology or society
The march of progress has transformed our daily lives.
what is laughingly called progressexp.
so-called improvement that is actually silly, harmful, or fake
This broken update is what is laughingly called progress.
in progressadj.
not yet finished or completed
The painting is in progress and will be displayed once it's done.
make progressv.
move forward or improve in some way
She worked hard to make progress in her studies.
progress reportn.
oral or written account of a student's academic performance
The teacher prepared a progress report for each student every semester.

Terms related to wheel of progress

💡 Terms in the same lexical field: analogies, antonyms, common collocates, words with same roots, hypernyms…
progressionprogressiveprogressivelyadvancementdevelopmentevolutiongrowthinnovationsocietytechnologyunstoppableexpansion

Examples of wheel of progress in a sentence

  • Education is a key driver in the wheel of progress.
  • The wheel of progress in technology spins rapidly.
  • Education is crucial in the wheel of progress.

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  1. French:marche du progrès, cycle du progrès, ...
  2. German:Fortschrittsrad, ...
  3. Italian:ruota del progresso, ciclo di sviluppo, ...
  4. Spanish:rueda del progreso, círculo del progreso, ...
  5. Portuguese:roda do progresso, ...
  6. Chinese:发展的车轮, 进步之轮, ...
  7. Japanese:進歩の車輪, 進歩の輪, ...
  8. Arabic:عَجَلَةُ التَّقَدُّم, عَجَلة التَّطَوُّر, ...
  9. Hebrew:גַלְגַל הַקִּדְמָה, גַלְגַּל הַהִתְקַדְּמוּת, ...
  10. Russian:колесо прогресса, цикл развития, ...
  11. Ukrainian:колесо прогресу, ...
  12. Hindi:प्रगति का पहिया, विकास का पहिया, ...

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