Discussion
Choose the correct alternative from the options to fill in the gap :
'To make headway' is to
Answer: D
'To make headway' is to make progress.
The phrase comes from sailing, where headway is a ship's forward movement through the water. Figuratively, to make headway is to move forward or progress, especially against difficulties: The talks are finally making headway.
It does not mean making little progress, which is nearly the opposite, nor heading for a collision, nor simply setting out to travel.
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