Usages of susumu
予定 通り に 進まない のに、 彼 は 落ち着いて 頑張って いる。yotei doori ni susumanai noni, kare ha otituite ganbatte iru.
Even though things aren’t going as planned, he’s staying calm and doing his best.
準備 は 予定通り に 進んで います。zyunbi ha yoteidoori ni susunde imasu.
The preparations are proceeding as planned.
引っ越し は 順調 に 進んで いて、 今日中 に 無事 終わりそう です。hikkosi ha zyuntyou ni susunde ite, kyouzyuu ni buzi owarisou desu.
The move is going smoothly, and it seems likely to finish safely by the end of today.
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