headway

/hed-wey/US // ˈhɛdˌweɪ //UK // (ˈhɛdˌweɪ) //

前途,前进的道路,前景,进展情况

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : forward movement; progress in a forward direction: The ship's headway was slowed by the storm.
- : progress in general: headway in a career.
- : rate of progress: a slight headway against concerted opposition.
- : the time interval or distance between two vehicles, as automobiles, ships, or railroad or subway cars, traveling in the same direction over the same route.

nounprogress

Synonyms

Certainly the technical ambitions seem more modest than what the folks at companies like Boston Dynamics are currently working on, but Iris Ohyama seems well-positioned to make some headway in the home robotics category to start.
Armed with a wealth of new data from 2020, scientists hope to be able to make some headway.
We’ll see if bills to provide that support and funding introduced by San Diego lawmakers will make any headway in the state Legislature next year.
Companies such as Waymo, Cruise, and Baidu have all made strong headway as industry pioneers.
Combined, it shows just how serious the company is about making headway in this valuable area.
The agents in charge were under immense pressure to make headway in the case.
There are also few, if any, global challenges on which meaningful headway can be made without robust U.S.-Chinese ties.
He loved to talk tough about crime and illegal immigration, but managed to make little headway curbing either.
Joyce had made even less headway with Ulysses, a work he had been planning since 1906.
McCain and Graham also had a long meeting with Burns Tuesday, but McCain declined to say whether Burns was making any headway.
The conception of the relation of this institution with them as co-operative makes headway slowly.

/hed-wey/US // ˈhɛdˌweɪ //UK // (ˈhɛdˌweɪ) //

前途,前进的道路,前景,进展情况

n.名词 noun

1
- : forward movement; progress in a forward direction: The ship's headway was slowed by the storm.
- : progress in general: headway in a career.
- : rate of progress: a slight headway against concerted opposition.
- : the time interval or distance between two vehicles, as automobiles, ships, or railroad or subway cars, traveling in the same direction over the same route.

nounprogress

Synonyms

Certainly the technical ambitions seem more modest than what the folks at companies like Boston Dynamics are currently working on, but Iris Ohyama seems well-positioned to make some headway in the home robotics category to start.
Armed with a wealth of new data from 2020, scientists hope to be able to make some headway.
We’ll see if bills to provide that support and funding introduced by San Diego lawmakers will make any headway in the state Legislature next year.
Companies such as Waymo, Cruise, and Baidu have all made strong headway as industry pioneers.
Combined, it shows just how serious the company is about making headway in this valuable area.
The agents in charge were under immense pressure to make headway in the case.
There are also few, if any, global challenges on which meaningful headway can be made without robust U.S.-Chinese ties.
He loved to talk tough about crime and illegal immigration, but managed to make little headway curbing either.
Joyce had made even less headway with Ulysses, a work he had been planning since 1906.
McCain and Graham also had a long meeting with Burns Tuesday, but McCain declined to say whether Burns was making any headway.
The conception of the relation of this institution with them as co-operative makes headway slowly.