regress
regress 英 [rɪˈgres] 美 [rɪ'ɡres]
vi. 逆行，倒退；复归 n. 回归；退回 vt. 使…倒退
进行时:regressing 过去式:regressed 过去分词:regressed 第三人称单数:regresses 名词复数:regresses
- To regress is to return to a former state or condition, and not usually in a good way. It often means "relapse" or "get worse."
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- vi. 逆行，倒退；复归
- n. 回归；退回
- vt. 使…倒退
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1. Once proper test cases have been created for your application, your project will never regress without your knowledge.
一旦为应用程序创建了正确的测试用例，没有您的知识项目将无法回归。
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2. The more you direct your life towards Falsehood, Apathy and Powerlessness, the more you’ll regress in your life instead of improve.
你越是把生活指向谎言、冷漠和无能为力，你的生活就会倒退得越多而不会有所改善。
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3. "Children with autism can succeed and do very well, or they can regress and not reach their potential, so the best intervention we have is education, " she said.
她说：“自闭症儿童是可以成功的，他们能做得很好，反过来，他们也可能倒退，无法实现自己的潜能，而我们能采取的最好的干预方法就是教育。”
- regress (n.) late 14c., "act of going back," from Latin regressus "a return, retreat, a going back," noun use of past participle of regredi "to go back," from re- "back" (see re-) + gradi "to step, walk" (from PIE root *ghredh- "to walk, go").
- regress (v.) 1550s, "to return to a former state," from Latin regressus (see regress (n.)). Meaning "to move backward" is from 1823. The psychological sense of "to return to an earlier stage of life" is attested from 1926. Related: Regressed; regressing.
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