bring forward

• Adelantar un evento, reunión o plazo a una fecha u hora más temprana; también se usa en contextos formales para presentar o someter una idea, propuesta o prueba a consideración.

To move an event, meeting, or deadline to an earlier time or date; also used in formal contexts to mean to present or introduce an idea, proposal, or evidence for consideration.

1. Reschedule to an earlier timeB2formal

   To move an event, meeting, or deadline to an earlier date or time.

   adelantar

   • The meeting has been brought forward to Monday.
   • We need to bring forward the deadline by two days.
   • They brought forward the launch date due to high demand.

2. Introduce or present for discussionB2formal

   To present an idea, proposal, or evidence for consideration.

   presentar para discusión

   • She brought forward several new ideas during the meeting.
   • The lawyer brought forward new evidence in the case.
   • He brought forward a proposal to improve efficiency.