1. to add2. to mix in3. to incorporate
1. to show initiative2. to be a go-getter3. to push forward with one's agenda
1. theory of evolution2. (esp.) Darwinism
1. to make progress2. progress
1. to set foot in2. to tread (in or on)3. to walk into
1. to advance bravely2. to endeavor
1. enterprising spirit2. initiative
1. to go forward together (idiom); to undertake simultaneous tasks2. going hand in hand
1. to fall into2. to dip below a certain level
to advance by leaps and bounds
1. (of money) to come into an account2. to get; to earn3. income; receipts
循序渐进 循序漸進 xún xù jiàn jìn HSK 7–9 in sequence, step by step (idiom); to make steady progress incrementally
ambition; desire for self-improvement
1. importer2. import business
1. no room to advance or to retreat (idiom); without any way out of a dilemma2. trapped3. in an impossible situation
to present tribute (to a suzerain, the emperor etc)
1. successful candidate in the highest imperial civil service examination2. palace graduate
1. progress step by step2. gradual progress3. to move forward (slowly)
1. to leap forward2. to make rapid progress3. a leap forward
(idiom) to rake in money; to make money hand over fist
1. name of a famous opera2. (slang) to go to jail for a second offense
1. to put forward a suggestion (to sb in a senior position)2. to offer a word of advice
1. less advanced2. underdeveloped3. lagging behind4. the younger generation+1 条 +2 条 inbound customs (international trade)
(of a house or room) distance from the entrance to the rear; depth
Great Leap Forward (1958-1960), Mao's attempt to modernize China's economy, which resulted in economic devastation, and millions of deaths from famine caused by misguided policies
income; receipts; earnings; revenue
to advance singing loudly (idiom); triumphant progress
1. propellant2. rocket fuel
to formally present oneself before a superior (e.g. a ruler, high-ranking official or esteemed figure) for an official meeting; to have an audience with
progressive (taxation etc)
1. concave2. recessed3. dented
1. to inhale2. to breathe in
1. to get through by luck2. to be promoted by a fluke
1. to insert2. to stick in3. to plug in (an electronic device)
1. to break into2. to force one's way into3. to barge into