Difference between Make Headway and Take Aim

MAKE HEADWAY vs TAKE AIM: VERB

Point or cause to go (blows, weapons, or objects such as photographic equipment) towards
To direct criticism (towards).
To position oneself and/or one's weapon so as to be aimed specifically at a chosen mark or target (which is indicated after 'at')
Aim or direct at; as of blows, weapons, or objects such as photographic equipment

Get rid of, Say farewell, Take aim, Divvy up, Shrug off, Snuff out, Eke out, Fatten up, Dip into, Sniff out, Get ahead, Advance, Win, Gain, Gain ground

Crack down, Fend off, Fatten up, Eke out, Sniff out, Snuff out, Say farewell, Dip into, Get rid of, Make headway, Shrug off, Train, Direct, Take, Aim

Information warfare, Get rid of, Say farewell, Take aim, Divvy up, Shrug off, Snuff out, Eke out, Fatten up, Dip into, Sniff out, Advance, Win, Gain, Gain ground

Crack down, Fend off, Fatten up, Eke out, Sniff out, Snuff out, Say farewell, Dip into, Get rid of, Make headway, Shrug off, Train, Direct, Take, Aim

And kind of collapse onto you and not make headway.
As mills slowly make headway against deferred shipments, automotive users can order more closely.
Oman has managed to make headway in other areas of its tax system.
An experienced appellate attorney can make headway where many average attorneys get stuck.
Arsenal has struggled to make headway this season in the Premier League.
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As countries slowly reopen, other travel bubbles are beginning to make headway.
Being in the wrong area will make you struggle to make headway in the business.
Holds leading fennel range of conditions and make headway in.
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