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Qué significa “forward” en español

EE. UU. /ˈfɔːrwɚd/ · Reino Unido /ˈfɔːwəd/

forward en español: delantero, atrevido, descarado, futuro, a plazo, adelante

adjetivo

PARTE DELANTERAB2

delantero

Situado en la parte de delante de algo o dirigido hacia ella.

En inglés sencillo: In or toward the front part of something.

  • The forward cabin has two beds.
  • Smoke filled the forward section of the ship.
  • Passengers in the forward seats left first.

Sinónimos: front

Antónimos: rear

Expresiones frecuentes: forward cabin, forward section, forward deck

DESCAROC1

atrevido, descarado

Que habla o actúa con demasiada confianza ante personas que apenas conoce.

En inglés sencillo: Too ready to speak or act confidently with people you do not know well.

  • That was a rather forward question.
  • She found his forward manner uncomfortable.
  • Am I being too forward by asking your age?

Cómo se usa: forward of someone to do something (It was rather forward of him to ask for her number.)

Sinónimos: bold, presumptuous

Antónimos: shy, reserved

Expresiones frecuentes: rather forward, forward manner, too forward

FUTUROC1

futuro, a plazo

Previsto o acordado para una fecha posterior.

En inglés sencillo: Expected or arranged for a future time.

  • Analysts raised their estimates of forward earnings.
  • The company agreed a forward price for the wheat.
  • Forward contracts fix prices before delivery.

Sinónimos: future, projected

Expresiones frecuentes: forward earnings, forward contract, forward price

adverbio

HACIA DELANTEA2

adelante, hacia delante

En la dirección hacia la que mira una persona o está orientada una cosa.

En inglés sencillo: Toward the direction that you or something else is facing.

  • Take one step forward.
  • She leaned forward to hear him.
  • The car rolled forward slowly.

Sinónimos: ahead, onward

Antónimos: backward

Expresiones frecuentes: move forward, lean forward, step forward

DELANTEB2

delante, en la parte delantera

En la parte delantera de algo o cerca de ella.

En inglés sencillo: At or near the front part of something.

  • She sat well forward in the boat.
  • The heavy equipment is stored forward.
  • We were seated farther forward than the other passengers.

Sinónimos: at the front

Antónimos: aft

Expresiones frecuentes: sit forward, well forward, far forward

verbo

REENVÍOB1

reenviar

Enviar a otra persona o dirección un mensaje o una carta que se ha recibido.

En inglés sencillo: To send a message or letter you received to another person or address.

  • Please forward this email.
  • She forwarded my letter to his new address.
  • Can you forward the message to everyone?

Cómo se usa: forward something to someone (I forwarded the photos to my parents.)

Sinónimos: send on, pass on

Expresiones frecuentes: forward an email, forward a letter, forward something to someone

IMPULSOC1

impulsar, promover

Ayudar a que algo se desarrolle o tenga más éxito.

En inglés sencillo: To help something develop or become more successful.

  • The course helped forward her career.
  • He used his contacts to forward his ambitions.
  • They worked together to forward the project.

Sinónimos: advance, promote, further

Antónimos: hinder

Expresiones frecuentes: forward your career, forward a cause, forward someone’s interests, forward a plan

sustantivo

JUGADOR DE ATAQUEB1

delantero

Jugador que juega cerca de la portería rival y se dedica principalmente a marcar goles.

En inglés sencillo: A team player who plays near the other team’s goal and mainly tries to score.

  • Their forward scored twice.
  • The club signed a young forward.
  • Both forwards ran toward the goal.

Sinónimos: attacker, striker

Expresiones frecuentes: centre forward, play as forward, talented forward

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