moving forward
The phrase "moving forward" is commonly used to indicate progression, advancement, or a shift in focus from past events to future goals.
Definition
B2General
(idiomatic)To proceed from the current moment, often implying progress or advancement.
Example
- Moving forward, we will focus on new strategies.
- The company plans to expand its services moving forward.
B2Overcoming Challenges
(idiomatic)To continue making progress despite difficulties or setbacks.
Example
- She is moving forward with her project despite the setbacks.
- Moving forward after the crisis was a challenge for everyone involved.
B2Emotional/Relational
(idiomatic)To focus on the future and leave past disputes or negative feelings behind.
Example
- Moving forward, we need to put our differences aside.
- Let's focus on rebuilding trust moving forward.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "moving forward":
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