in progress

English - Turkish

Definition of in progress in English Turkish dictionary: (Bilgisayar) sürüyor; (Bilgisayar) üzerinde çalışılıyor; (Bilgisayar) işlem sürüyor; ilerlemekte; (Bilgisayar) işlemde; (Bilgisayar) işleniyor; yapılmakta; sürmekte; ilerleme halinde; devam etmekte
İş şimdi devam etmektedir. - The work is now in progress.; gelişmekte
afoot: olup biten
be in progress: devam etmek
afoot: dönmekte
be in progress: devam ediyor olmak
afoot: olup bitmekte
afoot: yataktan kalkmış
afoot: {s} ayakta
Büyük değişiklikler ayakta. - Big changes are afoot.
afoot: hazırlanmakta
Hazırlanmakta olan bir hareket var ve hiç kimse bunu fark etmiyor. - There is a movement afoot and nobody is noticing it.
afoot: ilerlemekte
afoot: {s} hazırlanan
afoot: {s} yaya
afoot: {s} yürüyerek
afoot: yayan
afoot: oluşmakta
be in progress: devam etmek, sürmek, yapılmak: The battle was still in progress. Muharebe hâlâ devam ediyordu. The hearing is now in progress. Duruşma şimdi

English - English

Definition of in progress in English English dictionary: Currently taking place; afoot; ISO ILL Status All requests have the status "In Progress" when they are first sent to the responding location; A grade given to indicate that research, individual investigation, or similar efforts are in progress and that a final grade will be given when the work is completed Refer to the section on " Academic Grades and Administrative Marks" in the "General Requirements and Regulations" section in the catalog; An activity that has been started, but not yet completed; currently happening; "an ongoing economic crisis"; "negotiations are in progress"; in session, currently being conducted, in the middle of, progressing; These are courses that have not been completed by the student and/or have not received a grade These include current course work and incompletes (I)

in progress

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in prog·ress

în prōgres

/ən prōˈgres/ /ɪn proʊˈɡrɛs/

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