1.进步,获得成功
2.前进,抢先
1.to make progress in your work and become successful
2.to be more successful, or to progress more quickly than, other people
1.It would be wrong to conclude that, in trying to get ahead of the crisis, the euro zone's policymakers have already gone too far.
假如说，结论是欧元区决策者们已经为设法战胜危机走得太远了，那就错了。
2.If you want to get ahead in an organization, dress as if you work at the level you hope to reach next.
如果你想在公司中获得晋升，那么你希望达到哪个层次，你的着装就得符合那个层次的特点。
3."It's good to be smart, it's good to get ahead, but past a certain threshold, you can't be trusted: you're a nerd, you're a geek, " he said.
“聪明固然很好，领先固然很好，但过了一定的极限，你就会不受信任：你让人讨厌，是个怪物，”他说。
4.The helicopter was on its way out of the area at that point, trying to get ahead of bad weather.
这架直升机那时正赶在坏天气到来之前要离开这一地区。
5.It means doing all you can do to help him get ahead by discussing his business problems with him and making friends for him.
这还意味着你要和他一起讨论他工作上的问题，为他结交益友，尽你所能帮助他上进。
6.The new vaccine is the result of a deliberate effort to get ahead of these epidemics, at a price affordable in Africa.
新疫苗是为战胜疫情作出谨慎努力的结果，其价格是非洲所能接受的。
7.She was breathing quickly, and I realized she had run by a quicker way to get ahead of me.
她呼吸急促，我意识到她是为了赶在我前面而抄近路跑来的。
8."It was like working for the company store, " Mr. Freeman said. "You could never get ahead. "
弗里曼先生说：“那就像在为公司的商店做事，你不可能走在它的前面超越它。”
9.When a state fears its enemies will develop nuclear weapons, it has a reason to get ahead by launching a programme of its own.
一个国家害怕他的敌人发展核武器时，会找理由抢先一步启动自己的核武计划。
10.It's a critical time for you to get ahead, so give your career all you've got to give in the second half, even though it's holiday time.
这是一个取得进步的关键时刻，所以在后半月倾尽全力去拼搏吧！即使是节假日也别浪费了哦！