forwards

• Adverbe signifiant vers l'avant, dans la direction du mouvement ou du regard, ou encore en progression dans le temps ou le développement.

An adverb meaning 'toward the front' or 'in the direction one is facing or moving.' It can also refer to progress or advancement in time or development.

1. A2formal

   In the direction that one is facing or moving; toward the front.

   Vers l'avant

   • He stepped forwards to greet the guest.
   • The soldiers marched forwards into the battlefield.
   • She leaned forwards to get a better view.

   Synonymesaheadforwardfrontwardfrontwardsonwardonwards

   Antonymesbackwards

2. In a forward directionA2formal

   Moving or progressing ahead in space or time.

   en avant, vers l'avant

   • The car moved forwards slowly through the traffic.
   • We need to look forwards and plan for the future.
   • The project is moving forwards according to schedule.

   Synonymesaheadforthforwardfrontwardonwardonwards

   Antonymesbackwardbackwards

• Nom désignant un joueur occupant une position offensive dans certains sports comme le football, le hockey ou le basket-ball, dont le rôle principal est d'attaquer et de marquer des buts ou des points.

A noun referring to a player in a forward position in certain sports, such as football, hockey, or basketball, whose primary role is to attack and score goals.

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1. Attacking playerB1formalsport

   A player in sports like soccer, hockey, or basketball whose primary role is to attack and score goals.

   Attaquant

   • The forward scored the winning goal in the final minute.
   • The team's forwards are known for their speed and agility.
   • He plays as a forward for the national team.

   Synonymesattackerstriker

   Antonymesbackdefendergoalkeeper

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action d'envoyer quelque chose plus loin, en particulier à un nouveau destinataire ou à un nouveau récepteur.

A verb used to indicate the act of sending something onward, especially to a new destination or recipient.

1. Send onwardB1formal

   To send something (like a letter, email, or package) to a new destination or recipient.

   Faire suivre

   • Please forward this email to the sales department.
   • The post office will forward my mail to my new address.
   • She forwarded the documents to her lawyer.

   Synonymesdispatchpass onredirectrelayremitsendshiptransmit

2. Promote or advanceB2formal

   To help something progress or develop; to advance a cause or plan.

   Promouvoir ou faire progresser

   • The committee worked to forward the goals of the organization.
   • He used his influence to forward the peace negotiations.
   • The new policy will forward economic growth.

   Synonymesaccelerateadvanceaidassistbackboostchampionencourageexpeditefacilitatefosterfurtherhastenhelppromotepropelsupport

   Antonymesblockdiscouragehamperimpedeobstructopposeretardstiflethwart