bring forward

adelantar

Cambiar la fecha o la hora de un evento previsto para que ocurra antes.

En inglés sencillo: To change a planned event so that it happens earlier.

• They brought the meeting forward.
• Can we bring our appointment forward to Friday?
• The exam was brought forward by a week.

Cómo se usa: bring something forward to a time (We brought the meeting forward to Monday.); bring something forward by an amount (They brought the deadline forward by two days.)

Sinónimos: move up, advance

Antónimos: postpone

Expresiones frecuentes: bring something forward, bring forward appointments

presentar, plantear

Presentar una idea, una pregunta o información para que otros la discutan o examinen.

En inglés sencillo: To present an idea, question, or piece of information so people can discuss or examine it.

• They brought forward a new plan.
• Can you bring forward evidence to support that claim?
• Several arguments were brought forward during the debate.

Cómo se usa: bring something forward (The committee brought forward a new proposal.)

Sinónimos: put forward, present, raise

Expresiones frecuentes: bring forward evidence, bring forward proposals, bring something forward