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regress

VI ถอยหลัง ถอยกลับ go back backslide return toi-lang

regress

VI เสื่อมถอย กลับ ไป สู่ ภาวะ เดิม ebb degenerate relapse progress suam-toi

regress to

PHRV ถอยกลับ ไป สู่ กลับ กลายเป็น return to revert to toi-kab-pai-su

regression

N การ เสื่อมถอย การ ถอยกลับ relapse reversion kan-suam-toi

regressive

ADJ ถอยหลัง ถอยกลับ degenerative reverted toi-lang

Webster's 1828 Dictionary

REGRESS

n.[L. regressus, regredior.] 1. Passage back; return; as ingress and regress.
2. The power of returning or passing back.

REGRESS

v.i.To go back; to return to a former place or state.

REGRESSION

n.The act of passing back or returning.

REGRESSIVE

a.Passing back; returning.

REGRESSIVELY

adv. In a backward way or manner; by return.

Webster's 1913 Dictionary

REGRESS

Re "gress (r "grs ), n. Etym: [L. regressus, fr. regredi, regressus. See Regrede. ]

1. The act of passing back; passage back; return; retrogression. "The progress or regress of man ". F. Harrison.

2. The power or liberty of passing back. Shak.

REGRESS

Re *gress " (r *grs "), v. i. [imp. & p. p. Regressed (-grst "); p. pr. &vb. n. Regressing.]

Defn: To go back; to return to a former place or state. Sir T. Browne.

REGRESSION

Re *gres "sion (r *grsh "n ), n. Etym: [L. regressio: cf. F. régression.]

Defn: The act of passing back or returning; retrogression; retrogradation. Sir T. Browne. Edge of regression (of a surface ) (Geom.), the line along which a surface turns back upon itself; -- called also a cuspidal edge. -- Regression point (Geom.), a cusp.

REGRESSIVE

Re *gress "ive (r *grs "v ), a. Etym: [Cf. F. régressif.]

1. Passing back; returning.

2. Characterized by retrogression; retrogressive. Regressive metamorphism. (a ) (Biol.) See Retrogression. (b ) (Physiol.) See Katabolism.

REGRESSIVELY

REGRESSIVELY Re *gress "ive *ly, adv.

Defn: In a regressive manner.

New American Oxford Dictionary

regress

re gress ▶verb |riˈgres rəˈɡrɛs | 1 [ no obj. ] return to a former or less developed state: art has been regressing toward adolescence for more than a generation now. • return mentally to a former stage of life or a supposed previous life, esp. through hypnosis or mental illness: [ no obj. ] : she claims to be able to regress to the Roman era | [ with obj. ] : I regressed Sylvia to early childhood. 2 [ with obj. ] Statistics calculate the coefficient or coefficients of regression of (a variable ) against or on another variable. 3 [ no obj. ] Astronomy move in a retrograde direction. ▶noun |ˈrēˌgres ˈriˌɡrɛs | 1 the action of returning to a former or less developed state. 2 Philosophy a series of statements in which a logical procedure is continually reapplied to its own result without approaching a useful conclusion (e.g., defining something in terms of itself ). ORIGIN late Middle English (as a noun ): from Latin regressus, from regredi ‘go back, return, ’ from re- ‘back ’ + gradi ‘walk. ’

regression

re gres sion |riˈgreSHən rəˈɡrɛʃən | ▶noun 1 a return to a former or less developed state. • a return to an earlier stage of life or a supposed previous life, esp. through hypnosis or mental illness, or as a means of escaping present anxieties: [ as modifier ] : regression therapy. • a lessening of the severity of a disease or its symptoms: he seemed able to produce a regression in this disease. 2 Statistics a measure of the relation between the mean value of one variable (e.g., output ) and corresponding values of other variables (e.g., time and cost ).

regressive

re gres sive |riˈgresiv rəˈɡrɛsɪv | ▶adjective 1 becoming less advanced; returning to a former or less developed state: the regressive, infantile wish for the perfect parent of early childhood. • of, relating to, or marked by psychological regression. 2 (of a tax ) taking a proportionally greater amount from those on lower incomes. 3 Philosophy proceeding from effect to cause or from particular to universal. DERIVATIVES re gres sive ly adverb, re gres sive ness noun

Oxford Dictionary

regress

re |gress ▶verb |rɪˈgrɛs | 1 [ no obj. ] return to a former or less developed state: they would not regress to pre-technological tribalism. • return mentally to a former stage of life or a supposed previous life, especially through hypnosis: [ no obj. ] : she claims to be able to regress to the Roman era | [ with obj. ] : I regressed Sylvia to early childhood. 2 [ with obj. ] Statistics calculate the coefficient or coefficients of regression of (a variable ) against or on another variable. ▶noun |ˈriːgrɛs | [ mass noun ] 1 the action of returning to a former or less developed state. 2 Philosophy a series of statements in which a logical procedure is continually reapplied to its own result without approaching a useful conclusion (e.g. defining something in terms of itself ). ORIGIN late Middle English (as a noun ): from Latin regressus, from regredi ‘go back, return ’, from re- ‘back ’ + gradi ‘to walk ’.

regression

re |gres ¦sion |rɪˈgrɛʃ (ə )n | ▶noun [ mass noun ] 1 a return to a former or less developed state: it is easy to blame unrest on economic regression. • a return to an earlier stage of life or a supposed previous life, especially through hypnosis. • a lessening of the severity of a disease or its symptoms: there was 46.7 per cent complete regression in the placebo group. 2 Statistics a measure of the relation between the mean value of one variable (e.g. output ) and corresponding values of other variables (e.g. time and cost ).

regressive

re |gres ¦sive |rɪˈgrɛsɪv | ▶adjective 1 returning to a former or less developed state; characterized by regression: regressive aspects of recent local government reform. • relating to or marked by psychological regression. 2 (of a tax ) taking a proportionally greater amount from those on lower incomes. 3 Philosophy proceeding from effect to cause or from particular to universal. DERIVATIVES regressively adverb, regressiveness noun

American Oxford Thesaurus

regress

regress verb he regressed to his former state of madness: revert, retrogress, relapse, lapse, backslide, slip back; deteriorate, decline, worsen, degenerate, get worse; informal go downhill. ANTONYMS progress.

Oxford Thesaurus

regress

regress verb he regressed to his former state of madness: revert, retrogress, relapse, lapse, backslide, go backwards, slip back, drift back, subside, sink back; deteriorate, decline, worsen, degenerate, get worse, fall, fall off, fall away, drop, ebb, wane, slump; informal go downhill, go to pot, go to the dogs; rare recidivate, retrograde. ANTONYMS progress, improve.

Duden Dictionary

Regress

Re gress Substantiv, maskulin , der |Regr e ss |der Regress; Genitiv: des Regresses, Plural: die Regresse lateinisch regressus, eigentlich = Rückkehr, zu: regressum, 2. Partizip von: regredi = zurückgehen; (auf jemanden ) zurückkommen; Ersatzansprüche stellen, zu: re- = wieder, zurück und gradi = schreiten, gehen 1 Rechtssprache Inanspruchnahme des Hauptschuldners b , Rückgriff auf den Hauptschuldner durch einen ersatzweise haftenden Schuldner 2 Philosophie das Zurückgehen von der Wirkung zur Ursache, vom Bedingten zur Bedingung

Regressand

Re gres sand Substantiv, maskulin Statistik , der |Regress a nd |der Regressand; Genitiv: des Regressanden, Plural: die Regressanden lateinisch-mittellateinisch abhängige Variable einer Regression 4

Regressanspruch

Re gress an spruch Substantiv, maskulin Rechtssprache , der |Regr e ssanspruch |Anspruch auf Regress

Regressat

Re gres sat Substantiv, maskulin Rechtswissenschaft , der |Regress a t |der Regressat; Genitiv: des Regressaten, Plural: die Regressaten Rückgriffsschuldner, der dem vom Gläubiger in Anspruch genommenen Ersatzschuldner für dessen Haftung einstehen muss

Regressatin

Re gres sa tin Substantiv, feminin , die |Regress a tin |die Regressatin; Genitiv: der Regressatin, Plural: die Regressatinnen weibliche Form zu Regressat

Regressforderung

Re gress for de rung Substantiv, feminin Rechtssprache , die |Regr e ssforderung |Forderung aus einem Regressanspruch

regressieren

re gres sie ren schwaches Verb österreichisch |regress ie ren |Ersatzanspruch erheben

Regression

Re gres si on Substantiv, feminin , die |Regressi o n |die Regression; Genitiv: der Regression, Plural: die Regressionen lateinisch regressio, zu: regredi, Regress 1 bildungssprachlich langsamer Rückgang; rückläufige Tendenz, Entwicklung eine Zeit der wirtschaftlichen Regression 2 Psychologie das Zurückgehen, Zurückfallen auf frühere Stufen der geistigen Entwicklung, des Trieblebens 3 Geologie das Zurückweichen des Meeres durch das Absinken des Meeresspiegels oder die Hebung des Landes 4 Biologie das Schrumpfen des Ausbreitungsgebietes einer Art oder Rasse von Lebewesen 5 Statistik Aufteilung einer Variablen in einen systematischen und einen zufälligen Teil zur angenäherten Beschreibung einer Variablen als Funktion anderer 6 a Rhetorik, Stilkunde Wiederholung eines Satzes, aber in umgekehrter Wortfolge b Rhetorik, Stilkunde nachträgliche, erläuternde Wiederaufnahme

regressiv

re gres siv Adjektiv |regress i v |1 bildungssprachlich eine Regression 1 aufweisend; rückläufig, rückschrittlich regressive Entwicklungen 2 Psychologie auf einer Regression 2 beruhend; auf frühere [primitive ] Stufen der geistigen Entwicklung, des Trieblebens zurückfallend eine regressive Haltung 3 Philosophie in der Art des Regresses 2 zurückschreitend; von der Wirkung zur Ursache, vom Bedingten zur Bedingung zurückgehend 4 Rechtssprache einen Regress 1 betreffend regressive Forderungen

Regressivität

Re gres si vi tät Substantiv, feminin , die |Regressivit ä t |die Regressivität; Genitiv: der Regressivität regressives Verhalten

Regressklage

Re gress kla ge Substantiv, feminin Rechtssprache , die |Regr e ssklage |Klage zur Durchsetzung eines Regressanspruchs

Regressor

Re gres sor Substantiv, maskulin Statistik , der |Regr e ssor |der Regressor; Genitiv: des Regressors, Plural: die Regressoren unabhängige Variable einer Regression 5

Regresspflicht

Re gress pflicht Substantiv, feminin Rechtssprache , die |Regr e sspflicht |Verpflichtung, einen Regressanspruch zu erfüllen

regresspflichtig

re gress pflich tig Adjektiv Rechtssprache |regr e sspflichtig |zum Regress verpflichtet jemanden regresspflichtig machen

French Dictionary

régresser

régresser v. intr. verbe intransitif Reculer. : La maladie a régressé. SYNONYME diminuer . aimer

régression

régression n. f. nom féminin Recul, diminution. : La maladie est en régression. La régression de l ’inflation. ANTONYME progression .

Sanseido Wisdom Dictionary

regress

re gress /rɪɡrés /動詞自動詞｟かたく｠1 «…に » 後戻りする, 戻る «to, into » (↔progress ).2 退歩 [退化 ]する ; 〘心〙 «…に » 退行する «to, into » .名詞 /ríːɡres U /1 後退 ; 退歩, 退化 (↔progress ); 堕落 .2 復帰 ; 戻る権利 .3 〘論〙(結果から原因への )遡及（そきゆう）.re gr é s sor /-sə r /名詞

regression

re gres sion /rɪɡréʃ (ə )n /名詞 C U «…への » 後戻り «to » ; 退歩 ; 〘生物〙退行, 退化 ; 〘天〙逆行 ; 〘心〙退行 ; 〘統計〙回帰 (↔progression ).

regressive

re gres sive /rɪɡrésɪv /形容詞 1 ｟かたく｠後戻りする ; 退歩する ; 退行する ; 退化する .2 〈税金などが〉逆累進の (↔progressive ).～́ t à x 逆進税 .