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Significados de get progressively en inglés

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Uso de get progressively en inglés
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This will get progressively worse in the new Information Age, he said.
The Irish Times
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This full version offers three additional episodes, which get progressively more difficult.
The Irish Times
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The computations get progressively harder to crack the more bitcoins there are on the market.
The South African
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As nerves get progressively colder, sensations progress from cold, to pain, to numbness, to nothing.
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Bones get progressively more brittle until they snap and when they do, it's bad news.
The Guardian
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Is it going to stay like this, or is it going to get progressively worse?
Underground
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They get progressively drunker, their movements visibly clumsier.
The Guardian
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If not, this war will get progressively more expensive in terms of lives as well as money.
The bricklayer
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I mean, as they get progressively older.
The sailcloth shroud
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What is clear is that same old same old is going to get progressively harder to enforce.
Reuters
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But things get progressively more complicated.
The Guardian
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Conditions will get progressively warmer over the coming days, as humid continental air crosses the country, Met Éireann said.
The Irish Times
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Ultimately, CIP targets mean NHS management is faced with a task that is going to get progressively more difficult.
The Guardian
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The symptoms, which get progressively worse, are vertigo, muscle spasms and weakness, loss of coordination, numbness, loss of memory.
A knife edge
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As you get progressively more tired going through the rounds, you should be able to compensate by relying on muscle memory.
Climbing Magazine
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But they took a risk and went on to build a beautiful relationship, unite a divided community and get progressively better hair-dos.
The Guardian
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