progression in Irish
progression in Irish is gluaiseacht, seicheamh — progression means a gradual movement or development from one stage to the next.
progression in Irish
gluaiseacht
The act of moving from one thing to another.
seicheamh
(mathematics) A sequence obtained by adding or multiplying each term by a constant.
What does "progression" mean?
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noun A gradual movement or development from one stage to the next.
"Doctors tracked the progression from a mild cough to a chest infection."
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noun A sequence of musical chords played one after another.
"The pianist opened the piece with a jazzy chord progression."
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progression in a sentence
- Doctors tracked the progression from a mild cough to a chest infection.
- She admired the steady progression of her pupils from beginners to confident players.
- The pianist opened the piece with a jazzy chord progression.
- Learning a common chord progression helps beginners write their own songs.
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What is "progression" in Irish?
"progression" in Irish is gluaiseacht, seicheamh. progression means: A gradual movement or development from one stage to the next.
How do you use "progression" in a sentence?
Example: "Doctors tracked the progression from a mild cough to a chest infection." In Irish, "progression" is gluaiseacht, seicheamh.
Are there other ways to say "progression" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "progression": gluaiseacht, seicheamh.
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