put forward
The phrase "put forward" is versatile and commonly used in contexts of proposing ideas, nominating individuals, or adjusting schedules.
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Definition
B2General
(common)To present an idea, plan, or proposal for consideration.
Example
- She put forward a new marketing strategy during the meeting.
C1Appointments
(formal)To nominate or recommend someone for a position or role.
Example
- They put him forward for the position of treasurer.
B2Scheduling
(common)To move an event or time to an earlier date or time.
Example
- Remember to put your clocks forward tonight.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "put forward":
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