move forward
The phrase "move forward" is commonly used to describe making progress, advancing, or modernizing in various contexts.
Definition
B2General
(figurative)To make progress or advance in a situation, project, or endeavor.
Example
- We need to move forward with the new strategy to stay competitive.
- After the discussion, they were able to move forward with the project.
C1Business
(technical)To modernize or update something.
Example
- The company is moving forward with its digital transformation plans.
B2Scheduling
(US, specific)To reschedule an event or appointment to an earlier time or date.
Example
- They decided to move the meeting forward by a day so that everyone could attend.
B1Physical Movement
(literal)To advance in position or move ahead.
Example
- The player moved forward and kicked the ball toward the net.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "move forward":
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