Forward meanings in Danish

fremad

Example:

The car moved forward.

Bilen kørte fremad.

She took a step forward.

Hun tog et skridt fremad.

Usage: informalContext: Physical movement or direction.

Note: Used to indicate movement in a direction away from the starting point.

fremadskuende

Example:

We need a forward-thinking approach.

Vi har brug for en fremadskuende tilgang.

His forward vision helped the company grow.

Hans fremadskuende vision hjalp virksomheden med at vokse.

Usage: formalContext: Discussing plans, strategies, or attitudes.

Note: Refers to being proactive or anticipating future developments.

fremme

Example:

We should forward the message to the team.

Vi bør fremme beskeden til teamet.

Please forward the document to me.

Venligst fremme dokumentet til mig.

Usage: informalContext: Communication or sharing information.

Note: Often used in the context of emails or messages.

fremadrettet

Example:

We will focus on forward-looking projects.

Vi vil fokusere på fremadrettede projekter.

The forward-looking strategy is essential.

Den fremadrettede strategi er essentiel.

Usage: formalContext: Business or strategic discussions.

Note: Refers to a focus on future developments and plans.

fremtrædende

Example:

He played a forward role in the discussion.

Han spillede en fremtrædende rolle i diskussionen.

She has a forward position in the company.

Hun har en fremtrædende position i virksomheden.

Usage: formalContext: Describing roles or positions.

Note: Used to indicate prominence or importance in a situation.

ahead

This synonym indicates moving in a forward direction or progressing.

Example: Let's move ahead with our plans.

Note: Similar to 'forward' but specifically implies moving in a direction ahead of the current position.

onward

This synonym suggests continuing in a forward direction, often with determination.

Example: We must march onward despite the challenges.

Note: Similar to 'forward' but emphasizes continuous movement in the same direction.

forth

This synonym means moving forward or outward, often in a purposeful manner.

Example: She stepped forth to accept the award.

Note: More formal or literary than 'forward', and implies a deliberate or intentional movement.

progress

This synonym refers to moving forward or advancing, especially in terms of development or improvement.

Example: We need to make progress in our project.

Note: While 'forward' can simply indicate a direction, 'progress' specifically implies advancement or development.

onward and upward

This phrase means to continue progressing or advancing, often with a positive outlook.

Example: Let's keep moving onward and upward in our careers.

Note: A more optimistic and motivational expression compared to the straightforward 'forward'.

Move forward

To make progress or continue in a positive direction.

Example: After the setback, it's important to move forward and focus on the future.

Note: The addition of 'move' emphasizes taking action and progressing.

Look forward to

To anticipate or feel excited about something that will happen in the future.

Example: I'm looking forward to the weekend so I can relax.

Note: The phrase conveys anticipation or excitement for something upcoming.

Forward-thinking

Having innovative or progressive ideas about the future.

Example: Our company values forward-thinking individuals who can anticipate market trends.

Note: It describes a proactive and innovative mindset towards the future.

Put forward

To suggest or propose an idea or plan for consideration.

Example: She put forward a proposal to improve efficiency in the department.

Note: It indicates presenting an idea for discussion or decision-making.

Forward slash (/)

The diagonal slash (/) used in computing to separate elements in a path or URL.

Example: Please enter your username, followed by a forward slash, and then your password.

Note: In this context, 'forward' refers to the directionality of the slash.

Forwarded email

An email that has been sent on to another recipient by the original recipient.

Example: I received a forwarded email from a colleague about the upcoming meeting.

Note: It denotes the action of sending an email to someone else after receiving it.

Forward march

A military command to start marching or moving forward.

Example: At the command 'forward march,' the soldiers began to move in unison.

Note: It specifically refers to the military command to initiate forward movement.

Straightforward

Direct and honest in communication or behavior.

Example: Just be straightforward with me. Tell me what you think.

Note: While 'forward' can simply mean moving ahead, 'straightforward' specifically refers to being candid or frank.

Forwarding Address

A new address where mail should be sent.

Example: Make sure to give the post office your forwarding address when you move.

Note: It refers to a specific address for future mail, unlike 'forward' which is more general.

Forwarded

To send something like a message, email, or document to another person.

Example: I forwarded you that funny video I received.

Note: It denotes the action of sending something to someone else, distinct from simply moving ahead.

Look-ahead

To consider or prepare for the future.

Example: We need to look-ahead and plan for the next quarter.

Note: While 'forward' can denote a physical direction, 'look-ahead' is more about planning and anticipation.

Forwarded Motion

A sudden or accelerated movement in the direction of progress.

Example: The car jolted forward in a burst of forwarded motion.

Note: Refers to a continuous movement in a specific direction, emphasizing the progress aspect compared to just advancing forward.

Fast-forward

To move quickly through time or skip to a particular point.

Example: Let's fast-forward to the part where they reveal the surprise.

Note: It refers to rapidly advancing in time or skipping ahead, which is different from the general concept of moving forward.

Forward-slash

The symbol '/' used in computer terms to separate items or elements.

Example: The website URL is 'username forward-slash products'.

Note: While 'forward' usually relates to direction, 'forward-slash' is a term specific to computer usage for the symbol '/' which separates elements.

Forward!

The team is moving forward with the project.

She made a great forward leap in her career.

Forward - Adverb (Adverb) / Adverb (Adverb)

Lemma: forward

Conjugations

Adjective (Adjective): forward

Adverb (Adverb): forward

Noun, plural (Noun, plural): forwards

Noun, singular or mass (Noun, singular or mass): forward

Verb, past tense (Verb, past tense): forwarded

Verb, gerund or present participle (Verb, gerund or present participle): forwarding

Verb, 3rd person singular present (Verb, 3rd person singular present): forwards

Verb, base form (Verb, base form): forward

Verb, non-3rd person singular present (Verb, non-3rd person singular present): forward

Syllables, Separation and Stress

forward Contains 2 syllables: for • ward

Phonetic transcription: ˈfȯr-wərd

for ward , ˈfȯr wərd (The red syllable is stressed)

The word frequency and importance index indicates how often a word appears in a given language. The smaller the number, the more frequently the word is used. The most frequently used words typically range from about 1 to 4000.

forward: 800 - 900 (Extremely common).

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