jog along
informal — phrasal verb with jog /dʒɒɡ/
/dʒɑːɡ/ verb (-gg-)Definition
› If something, such as your work, jogs along, it moves on at a slow but regular speed: "How's your research going?" "Oh, it's jogging along."Making progress and advancingBecoming better
(Definition of jog along from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- a step forward idiom
- advance verb (MOVE FORWARD)
- advancement noun
- ahead adverb (IN FRONT)
- be cooking idiom
- betterment noun
- carry verb (DEVELOP)
- go great guns idiom
- graduate verb (PROGRESS)
- grow into sb/sth phrasal verb
- grow out of sth phrasal verb (IDEA)
- grow verb (INCREASE)
- have come a long way idiom
- mature verb (DEVELOP MENTALLY)
- regenerate verb (GROW)
- ripen verb
- rise noun (MOVEMENT UP)
- shape up phrasal verb
- simmer verb
- spread your wings idiom
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