forward
gb/fˈɔɹwɚd/ us/fˈɔɹwɚd/
A2
Engelsk
~ 900
Betydninger
0 betydninger
adverb
A2
relation
1
In the direction ahead
Moving to a place in front or to a later time.
Bruksmønster:
to move [something/someone] forward
Vanlig feil:
Learners sometimes confuse 'forward' with 'forwards'. Both are correct in most contexts, but 'forward' is more common in American English.
Synonymer
ahead (Often interchangeable, but 'ahead' can also imply being in a leading position.)
Antonymer
backward (Indicates movement or direction toward the rear instead of the front.)
Ordkombinasjoner
move forward
|step forward
|look forward
|push forward
|go forward
Temaer
movement
|time
|daily life
|space
|core_vocabulary
Eksempler
- She took a step forward to get a better view.
- The project is moving forward as planned.
- He leaned forward to hear her better.
- Please move your car forward a little.
- We look forward to seeing you soon.
Eksempler for deg som lærer
- He walked forward to the door.
- Please move forward in the line.
- The bus went forward slowly.
- I look forward to my birthday.
- She stepped forward to speak.
Verb
B1
action
2
Send something onward
To send a letter, email, or message to someone else.
Bruksmønster:
to forward [something] to [someone]
Vanlig feil:
Learners sometimes confuse 'forward' with 'send'. 'Forward' specifically means sending something on from one person/place to another, not sending for the first time.
Synonymer
send on (Similar meaning but less formal; often used for physical items.)
Antonymer
withhold (To keep something instead of sending it onward.)
Ordkombinasjoner
forward an email
|forward a message
|forward a letter
|forward details
Temaer
communication
|business
|work
|core_vocabulary
Eksempler
- Please forward this email to all staff members.
- The post office will forward your mail to your new address.
- I forwarded the invitation to my colleague.
- Could you forward me the meeting notes?
- They forwarded the complaint to the manager.
Eksempler for deg som lærer
- I will forward this email to you.
- Please forward the letter to my new home.
- Can you forward my message to her?
- The office will forward your mail.
- He will forward the file to me.
adjective
B1
relation
3
Toward the front position
Near the front or ahead of others.
Synonymer
front (Describes the very front position; 'forward' can be slightly less absolute.)
Antonymer
rear (Located at the back instead of the front.)
Ordkombinasjoner
forward position
|forward area
|forward thinking
Temaer
movement
|position
|space
|time
|core_vocabulary
Eksempler
- The forward section of the plane is reserved for business class.
- He plays in a forward position on the team.
- The troops advanced to a forward base.
- She has very forward ideas about education.
Eksempler for deg som lærer
- The forward seats cost more money.
- He sits in the forward part of the bus.
- Our team moved to a forward place on the field.
- I like the forward room in the plane.
Substantiv
A2
entity
4
Attacking player in sports
A player who plays near the other team's goal and tries to score points.
Synonymer
striker ('Striker' is more specific to soccer and goal-scoring roles.)
Antonymer
defender (A player whose main role is to stop the other team from scoring.)
Ordkombinasjoner
play as a forward
|star forward
|center forward
Temaer
sports
|core_vocabulary
Eksempler
- The team's star forward scored two goals.
- He was moved from midfielder to forward.
- Their forwards are known for their speed and skill.
Eksempler for deg som lærer
- The forward scored a goal.
- My brother plays as a forward.
- The team has three forwards.
- A good forward runs fast.
adjective
B2
property
5
Overly bold in behavior
Saying or doing things too openly or boldly, which may seem rude.
Synonymer
presumptuous ('Presumptuous' is more formal and implies overstepping social boundaries.)
Antonymer
reserved (Shy or not showing feelings openly.)
Ordkombinasjoner
a bit forward
|too forward
Temaer
personality
|relationships
|communication
|core_vocabulary
Eksempler
- He was too forward when he asked her personal questions right away.
- She found his comments rather forward for a first meeting.
- Don't be so forward; give people some space.
Eksempler for deg som lærer
- He was too forward with her.
- She thinks he is very forward.
- It is not polite to be forward with strangers.
Grammatikk
Oppslagsform
forward
IPA
GB/fˈɔɹwɚd/
US/fˈɔɹwɚd/
Stavelser og trykk
for - ward (2 stavelser)
Stress on 1st syllable (for)
Bøyingsformer
Adjective
- Base: forward
Noun
- Base: forward
- Plural: forwards
Verb
- Base: forward
- 3rd Person Singular: forwards
- Present Participle: forwarding
- Past: forwarded
Ordfamilie
Forms
forwards
noun
forwarding
verb
forwarded
verb
Negative and opposite forms
backward
adverb A2
Uttrykk
bring forward
1/bɹˈɪŋ fˈɔɹwɚd/
phrasal verb
Move earlier or propose idea
To make something happen sooner than planned, or to introduce an idea for discussion.
Eksempler
- They brought the meeting forward by two days.
- She brought forward a new proposal for the project.
push forward
1/pˈʊʃ fˈɔɹwɚd/
phrasal verb
Continue despite obstacles
To keep trying and making progress even when it is hard.
Eksempler
- Despite setbacks, they pushed forward with their plans.
- We must push forward if we want to finish on time.
put your best foot forward
1/pˈʊt jˈʊɹ bˈɛst fˈʊt fˈɔɹwɚd/
idiom
Make your best effort
To try your best in order to make a good impression or succeed.
Eksempler
- You should put your best foot forward during the interview.
- She always puts her best foot forward when meeting new people.
step forward
1/stˈɛp fˈɔɹwɚd/
fixed phrase
Move ahead or offer oneself
To move one step ahead, or to offer to do something.
Eksempler
- He stepped forward and introduced himself.
- No one stepped forward to take responsibility.
look forward to
1/lˈʊk fˈɔɹwɚd tə/
phrasal verb
Anticipate with pleasure
To feel happy because you know something good will happen soon.
Eksempler
- I look forward to meeting you next week.
- She looks forward to her vacation every year.
look forward to
2/lˈʊk fˈɔɹwɚd tə/
phrasal verb
await with pleasure/excitement
To feel happy because you know something good is going to happen soon.
Eksempler
- I’m really looking forward to our vacation.
- They are looking forward to meeting their new teacher.