retro·gress [ˌretrə(ʊ)ˈgres, америк. ˈretrəgres] ГЛ. неперех. офиц.
- retrogress
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| I | retrogress |
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| you | retrogress |
| he/she/it | retrogresses |
| we | retrogress |
| you | retrogress |
| they | retrogress |
| I | retrogressed |
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| you | retrogressed |
| he/she/it | retrogressed |
| we | retrogressed |
| you | retrogressed |
| they | retrogressed |
| I | have | retrogressed |
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| you | have | retrogressed |
| he/she/it | has | retrogressed |
| we | have | retrogressed |
| you | have | retrogressed |
| they | have | retrogressed |
| I | had | retrogressed |
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| you | had | retrogressed |
| he/she/it | had | retrogressed |
| we | had | retrogressed |
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It aims at bringing out the fact that it is important to question some of the ideological message that makes us retrogress.
www.vanguardngr.com And as far as the anticorruption campaign goes, the new administration may be said to retrogress.
opinion.inquirer.net The 2011 results, due out in a few weeks will show continued stagnation or even retrogress in learning.
www.firstpost.com A country that foregoes its vision will only retrogress on near-term interests with the long-term vision drifting further and further away.
www.themalaymailonline.com And if it were even lower, the economy would retrogress.
www.marketoracle.co.uk