forward

US /ˈfɔːr.wɚd/
UK /ˈfɔːr.wɚd/
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in the direction that one is facing or traveling; toward the front

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Please move forward to make space for others.
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He stepped forward to greet the guests.
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backwardback
2.

toward a successful conclusion or a more advanced state

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We need to move forward with the project.
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The company is always looking to push forward.
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onwardaheadprogressively
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situated in the front

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The forward section of the plane is for first-class passengers.
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He took a forward position in the line.
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backwardrear
2.

presumptuous or bold in manner; impudent

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Her forward remarks surprised everyone.
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He was a bit too forward in his approach.
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boldpresumptuousimpudentbrazencheeky
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send (a letter or email) on to a further destination

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Can you forward this email to the team?
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She asked me to forward her mail to her new address.
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send ontransmitredirect
1.

an attacking player in sports such as soccer or hockey

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The forward scored a brilliant goal.
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She plays as a forward for her team.
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strikerattacker
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