英语词汇forward怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ forward /ˈfoɚwɚd/ adverb

also chiefly British forwards /ˈfoɚˌwɚdz/

¹ forward

/ˈfoɚwɚd/

adverb

also chiefly British forwards /ˈfoɚˌwɚdz/

Learner's definition of FORWARD

: toward the front : to or toward what is ahead or in front向前；朝前

a sudden movement forward突然向前运动
moved/pushed backward and forward被前后移动；被前推后搡
Her long hair fell forward as she bent to tie her shoes.她弯腰系鞋带时，长发坠到了前面。
He pushed the throttle forward.他将油门杆向前推。
She took a small step forward.她向前迈了一小步。

: toward the future向将来；往后

Remember to set the clock forward [=ahead] (by) an hour.记得把钟拨快一个小时。
The narrative moves backward and forward in time.这段叙述按时间顺序前后推移。
from that time forward从那以后
Economists expect these trends to carry forward [=continue in the same way] into the next quarter.经济学家们预测，这些趋势将延续到下一季度。

: to or toward a more advanced state or condition有进展；进步

Our plans are moving forward. [=our plans are progressing]我们的计划正在向前推进。
The technology has taken a big step/leap forward.这种技术向前迈进了一大步。
I don't want to go forward [=proceed] without a contract.没有合同，我不想继续下去。
We're going forward with the sale of the house. [=continuing to make the sale happen; not stopping the sale]我们一直在设法卖掉那幢房子。

bring forward

— see bring

come forward

— see ¹come

forward of

formal

: in a position that is ahead of (something) : in front of (something)在…前面

The valves are located just forward of the fuel tanks.阀门位于油箱的正前方。

know something backward and forward

— see ¹know

look forward to

— see ¹look

put forward

— see ¹put

put your best foot forward

— see ¹foot

² forward /ˈfoɚwɚd/ adjective

² forward

/ˈfoɚwɚd/

adjective

Learner's definition of FORWARD

always used before a noun : near or belonging to the front part of something靠前的；在前部的

the forward deck of a boat轮船的前甲板

always used before a noun

a : moving or directed ahead or toward the front向前的；朝前的

a sudden forward movement突然向前的运动
a forward somersault前空翻

b : moving toward the future or toward a more advanced state or condition将来的；向前进的；有进展的

the forward movement of history/technology历史的前行；技术的进步

[more forward; most forward] : too confident or direct in social situations傲慢的；鲁莽的

a forward [=brash] manner/question傲慢的态度；冒昧的问题
a very forward young woman十分傲慢的年轻女性

— forwardness

noun [noncount]

the forwardness of his manner/question他态度的傲慢；他提问的冒失

³ forward /ˈfoɚwɚd/ verb

forwards; forwarded; forwarding

³ forward

/ˈfoɚwɚd/

verb

forwards; forwarded; forwarding

Learner's definition of FORWARD

[+ object]

a : to send (something you have received, such as a letter) to someone else转交

Your letter will be forwarded to the appropriate department.你的信将会被转交给相关部门。
forward an e-mail (message) to someone = forward someone an e-mail (message)把电子邮件（消息）转发给某人

b : to send (something that has arrived, such as a letter) to another place转寄

Please forward my mail to my new address.请把邮件转寄到我的新地址。

— see also forwarding address

: to help (something) make progress or continue to a more advanced state促进；推进

He's always happy to forward [=promote, advance] a friend's career.他总是乐于帮助朋友们发展事业。

— see also fast-forward

⁴ forward /ˈfoɚwɚrd/ noun

plural forwards

⁴ forward

/ˈfoɚwɚrd/

noun

plural forwards

Learner's definition of FORWARD

[count] sports

: a player who plays near the opponent's goal前锋

a soccer/basketball/hockey forward足球篮球/冰球前锋

单词	forward
释义	forward (adjective) forward (verb) forward (noun) forward 23 ENTRIES FOUND: forward (adverb) forward (adjective) forward (verb) forward (noun) forwarding address (noun) forward-looking (adjective) forward-thinking (adjective) forward pass (noun) call forwarding (noun) center forward (noun) fast-forward (noun) fast-forward (verb) power forward (noun) prop forward (noun) backward (adverb) bring (verb) come (verb) foot (noun) know (verb) look (verb) put (verb) set (verb) step (verb) ¹ forward /ˈfoɚwɚd/ adverb also chiefly British forwards /ˈfoɚˌwɚdz/ ¹ forward /ˈfoɚwɚd/ adverb also chiefly British forwards /ˈfoɚˌwɚdz/ Learner's definition of FORWARD 1 : toward the front : to or toward what is ahead or in front向前；朝前 a sudden movement forward突然向前运动 moved/pushed backward and forward被前后移动；被前推后搡 Her long hair fell forward as she bent to tie her shoes.她弯腰系鞋带时，长发坠到了前面。 He pushed the throttle forward.他将油门杆向前推。 She took a small step forward.她向前迈了一小步。 2 : toward the future向将来；往后 Remember to set the clock forward [=ahead] (by) an hour.记得把钟拨快一个小时。 The narrative moves backward and forward in time.这段叙述按时间顺序前后推移。 from that time forward从那以后 Economists expect these trends to carry forward [=continue in the same way] into the next quarter.经济学家们预测，这些趋势将延续到下一季度。 3 : to or toward a more advanced state or condition有进展；进步 Our plans are moving forward. [=our plans are progressing]我们的计划正在向前推进。 The technology has taken a big step/leap forward.这种技术向前迈进了一大步。 I don't want to go forward [=proceed] without a contract.没有合同，我不想继续下去。 We're going forward with the sale of the house. [=continuing to make the sale happen; not stopping the sale]我们一直在设法卖掉那幢房子。 bring forward — see bring come forward — see ¹come forward of formal : in a position that is ahead of (something) : in front of (something)在…前面 The valves are located just forward of the fuel tanks.阀门位于油箱的正前方。 know something backward and forward — see ¹know look forward to — see ¹look put forward — see ¹put put your best foot forward — see ¹foot ² forward /ˈfoɚwɚd/ adjective ² forward /ˈfoɚwɚd/ adjective Learner's definition of FORWARD 1 always used before a noun : near or belonging to the front part of something靠前的；在前部的 the forward deck of a boat轮船的前甲板 2 always used before a noun a : moving or directed ahead or toward the front向前的；朝前的 a sudden forward movement突然向前的运动 a forward somersault前空翻 b : moving toward the future or toward a more advanced state or condition将来的；向前进的；有进展的 the forward movement of history/technology历史的前行；技术的进步 3 [more forward; most forward] : too confident or direct in social situations傲慢的；鲁莽的 a forward [=brash] manner/question傲慢的态度；冒昧的问题 a very forward young woman十分傲慢的年轻女性 — forwardness noun [noncount] the forwardness of his manner/question他态度的傲慢；他提问的冒失 ³ forward /ˈfoɚwɚd/ verb forwards; forwarded; forwarding ³ forward /ˈfoɚwɚd/ verb forwards; forwarded; forwarding Learner's definition of FORWARD [+ object] 1 a : to send (something you have received, such as a letter) to someone else转交 Your letter will be forwarded to the appropriate department.你的信将会被转交给相关部门。 forward an e-mail (message) to someone = forward someone an e-mail (message)把电子邮件（消息）转发给某人 b : to send (something that has arrived, such as a letter) to another place转寄 Please forward my mail to my new address.请把邮件转寄到我的新地址。 — see also forwarding address 2 : to help (something) make progress or continue to a more advanced state促进；推进 He's always happy to forward [=promote, advance] a friend's career.他总是乐于帮助朋友们发展事业。 — see also fast-forward ⁴ forward /ˈfoɚwɚrd/ noun plural forwards ⁴ forward /ˈfoɚwɚrd/ noun plural forwards Learner's definition of FORWARD [count] sports : a player who plays near the opponent's goal前锋 a soccer/basketball/hockey forward足球篮球/冰球前锋
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