improving

英 [ɪmˈpruːvɪŋ]

美 [ɪmˈpruːvɪŋ]

v.  改进; 改善
improve的现在分词

现在分词：improving　

BNC.6156 / COCA.6311

柯林斯词典

• V-ERG 改进;改善;增进
  If somethingimprovesor if youimproveit, it gets better.
  1. Both the texture and condition of your hair should improve...
     你头发的发质与健康状况都应改善。
  2. The weather is beginning to improve...
     天气开始好转了。
  3. Time won't improve the situation...
     形势不会因时间而有所改善。
  4. He improved their house.
     他修缮了他们的房子。
• V-ERG 提高;(使)变得更熟练
  If a skill you haveimprovesor youimprovea skill, you get better at it.
  1. Their French has improved enormously...
     他们的法语进步很大。
  2. He said he was going to improve his football.
     他说他要提高足球技术。
• VERB 康复;健康好转
  If youimproveafter an illness or an injury, your health gets better or you get stronger.
  1. He had improved so much the doctor had cut his dosage.
     他康复很快,医生已减少了用药剂量。
• VERB 超过;胜过
  If youimprove ona previous achievement of your own or of someone else, you achieve a better standard or result.
  1. We need to improve on our performance against France.
     我们需要比对阵法国队时表现得更好。

英英释义

adj

• getting higher or more vigorous
  1. its an up market
  2. an improving economy
  Synonym:up

双语例句

• The government has now pledged £ 170m over the next six years for improving primary care.
  为了改善初级卫生保健工作，政府已承诺在未来6年内拨款1.7亿英镑。
• The patient's condition is improving day by day.
  病情逐日好转。
• The young workers brought forth some sparkling new suggestions for improving our product.
  这些青年工人为提高产品质量，提出了顶呱呱的新建议。
• We work on improving visual acuity.
  我们致力于提高视觉的敏锐度。
• Travel gives us a worthy and improving pleasure.
  旅行给予我们一种高尚有益的快乐。
• It was trumpeted that the nation's health was improving.
  人们大力宣传该国的健康状况正在改善。
• The condition of her family was not improving.
  她的家境仍无转机。
• His purpose was to make a profit by improving the company's performance.
  他的目标是通过提高公司的业绩来实现盈利。
• Introduction of electronic point-of-sale systems is improving efficiency.
  引进销售点电子系统提高了效率。
• Faithful [ Frank; Honest] words offend the ear but are good for improving one's conduct.; Honest advice, though unpleasant to the ear, benefits conduct.
  忠言逆耳利于行。