move forward

/muːv ˈfɔːrwərd/

to progress or advance

The company is moving forward with its new project.

The company is progressing with its new project.

general

To progress or advance in a particular direction or toward a goal

After the meeting, we decided to move forward with the plan.

After the meeting, we decided to proceed with the plan.

The negotiations are moving forward slowly but steadily.

The negotiations are progressing slowly but steadily.

This phrase is often used in both literal and figurative contexts, such as physical movement or progress in a project or situation.

Collocations

move forward withto proceed withmove forward onto make progress on

to progress or advance

to proceed to the next stage or topic

'Move forward' is often used in business, technology, and personal development contexts to indicate progress.

This phrase is appropriate in both formal and informal settings, but it is more commonly used in professional or strategic discussions.

The phrase combines the verb 'move' and the adverb 'forward,' which means toward a more advanced position or state.

This phrase is commonly used in both formal and informal contexts to describe progress or advancement.

move

to change position or advance

verb

forward

toward a more advanced position or state

adverb

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