bring forward
The phrase 'bring forward' is versatile, commonly used to indicate advancing in time, presenting ideas, or progressing stages.
Definition
B2Scheduling
(general)To reschedule an event or task to take place earlier than originally planned.
Example
- We need to bring forward the meeting to 9 AM.
B2Discussion
(general)To present an idea, proposal, or topic for consideration or discussion.
Example
- She decided to bring forward her concerns during the meeting.
C1Accounting
(technical)To transfer a balance from a previous page or column to the beginning of a new page in financial records.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "bring forward":
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