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取得一些进展
1、make headway───取得进展；有进展
2、headway───n.前进；进步；航行速度；间隔时间
3、made some───做一些
4、headway duo───前进二重奏
5、some───adv.大约；稍微；（非正式）在某种程度上；det.一些；某些；好些；少量；某个；算不上；大约；至少有一点；n.(Some)（美、印）索梅（人名）；adj.某个的；某些的；显著的；大量的；至少有一个的；pron.（数量不确切时用）有些人，有些事物；部分
6、made friend───交朋友；建立友谊
7、made after───v.追随；追逐；跟随
8、made───n.(Made)（爱）马德（人名）；adj.……制造的，生产的；制作……的；v.制造；铺床；造成；生火；助攻得分（make的过去式和过去分词）
9、headway elementary───车头时距小学
1、Cooperation between the two sides in infrastructure construction, such as the construction of railways of the Philippines, agricultural technology and some other fields has made active headway.───双方在菲律宾铁路等基础设施建设、农业技术等领域开展的合作已经取得积极进展。
2、But they brushed aside their low billing, ignored populist demands for pay caps and made some useful headway, particularly on the need for Banks to hold more capital.───但各国财长们没有理会这次会议的低调排场，也没有理睬流行的、要求限制薪酬的诉求，而是取得了一些有用的进展，尤其是在银行需要拥有更多资本金这个方面。
3、headway with these techniques, you’ll be flying up these harder sizes, grinning ear to ear.───随着这些技巧不断的纯熟，你就能在这些变态的窄裂缝上健步如飞了，到时可别高兴到笑的合不拢嘴。
4、But since my conversation with that Buddhist Lama I have made some headway.───但是，自从我和一位佛教LaMa交谈过之后，我开始有了点儿进步。
5、Mr Christie complains that the legislature is dragging its feet over his reforms, but he has made some headway.───虽然克里斯蒂先生抱怨立法机关在改革进程中拖了后腿，但是在与后者的斗争中他也取得了一些成绩。
6、Mr. Sarkozy has made some headway with unions, recently chipping away at the sacrosanct 35-hour workweek.───法国政府与工会的谈判目前取得了一些进展，最近取消了每周35小时工作制。
7、Buick isn't yet a cool brand in Southern California "but the brand has made some headway, " he says.───他说，在南加州，别克目前还不是一个时髦的品牌，“但在品牌提升方面已经获得了长足进步”。
8、After you've made some headway with these techniques, you'll be flying up these harder sizes, grinning ear to ear.───随着这些技巧不断的纯熟，你就能在这些变态的窄裂缝上健步如飞了，到时可别高兴到笑的合不拢嘴。
1、Mr. Sarkozy has made some headway with unions, recently chipping away at the sacrosanct 35 - hour workweek.
2、I note that you've made some headway towards solving things on the technical front.
3、Researchers have also made some headway in treating a human prion disorder called Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD), which today is uniformly fatal.