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Meaning offorwardin English

forward

us//fɔːr.wɝd//uk//fəˈwɔːd//

Pluralforwards
Past Tenseforwarded
Participle Verbforwarding
Third Person Singularforwards

Definitions

Adjective
1. moving ahead in direction or movement; progressing
2. moving towards a desired goal or outcome
  The forward thinking of the company led to its success.
3. scheduled for a future time or date
  The meeting is scheduled for a forward date in December.
4. advanced beyond the usual degree; precocious
  The forward child began reading books at the age of four.
5. lacking restraint; bold or presumptuous
  The forward employee spoke his mind without hesitation.
6. ready; prompt; eagerly inclined
  The team is forward about adopting new technologies.
Adverb
1. in the direction of progress or movement; onwards
  We will move forward with the project next month.
Noun
1. a direct agreement to buy or sell an asset later
  The company entered into a forward to purchase the property next year.
Verb
1. to advance or promote something; progress
  The team will forward their proposal to the investors for review.
2. to send or redirect (messages, items, etc.) to someone else
  The office will forward all incoming emails to the manager.

Compounds / Phrases

flashforward forwarders look forward to bring forward put forward centre forward feedforward carryforward forward contract come forward forward slash forward stroke forward-looking forward roll haul forward