英语词汇“go forward”的读音、翻译、释义、用法及例句-青年旅行网

Phr V

go forward

goes, going, went, gone

go forward

if a planned activity goes forward, it begins to happen

Their marriage can now go forward.

to win one stage of a competition and to compete in another stageoften + to

The three regional winners will go forward to the semi-finals next week.

mainly British when the clocks go forward, the time shown on clocks is changed to an hour later in the spring

Is this the weekend when the clocks go forward?

if someone's name goes forward, it is suggested that that person should compete for an elected position or a job

The local party is selecting a candidate for the election and Daryl's name has gone forward.

go forward

1. To move straight ahead. Just go forward a few more steps, and you'll be close enough to hit the piñata.

2. To continue or proceed, especially despite problems or challenges. Oh, we're going forward with our weekend plans—I refuse to let a little rain stop us! As we go forward, please keep me apprised of any changes.

3. To advance, as in a competition. We won't go forward in the playoffs if we don't start scoring more goals.

4. To be suggested or recommended for something. I don't think my name went forward for the promotion, unfortunately.

go forward

1. To move in the direction in which one is facing: I stepped on the accelerator and the car went forward.

2. To begin as planned: The demolition of the old building went forward despite protests from the local historical society.

3. To continue; make progress: We need to watch the budget for this project as we go forward.

4. To advance to the next in a sequence of levels: Whoever wins this competition will go forward to the final round. Only two of the contestants went forward.

5. To be passed on as a recommendation. Used especially of people's names: The names of three people went forward as possible candidates for president.

词汇	go forward
释义	Phr V go forward goes, going, went, gone go forward if a planned activity goes forward, it begins to happen Their marriage can now go forward. to win one stage of a competition and to compete in another stageoften + to The three regional winners will go forward to the semi-finals next week. mainly British when the clocks go forward, the time shown on clocks is changed to an hour later in the spring Is this the weekend when the clocks go forward? if someone's name goes forward, it is suggested that that person should compete for an elected position or a job The local party is selecting a candidate for the election and Daryl's name has gone forward. phrasego forward1. go forward if something has been planned to happen goes forward, it starts to happen or starts to make progress: The project can only go forward if we are able to get further financial support. It was argued that the trial should not go forward while President Clinton was still in office.■ SIMILAR TO: go ahead2. go forward if someone or something's name goes forward for a job, prize etc, their name is suggested for it and they are considered for it: Six names went forward for the position of chairman, caused by the decision of Mr Ted Leadbitter to retire.+ to The building is among twenty-nine regional winners which will go forward for national awards later this year.3. go forward to compete in the next stage of a competition after winning the previous stage+ to The winner of the competition will go forward to the national final.■ SIMILAR TO: progress4. the clocks go forward when the clocks go forward in the spring, the time officially changes so that it is one hour later than it was before: The clocks go forward this Saturday.■ OPPOSITE: the clocks go back go forward 1. To move straight ahead. Just go forward a few more steps, and you'll be close enough to hit the piñata. 2. To continue or proceed, especially despite problems or challenges. Oh, we're going forward with our weekend plans—I refuse to let a little rain stop us! As we go forward, please keep me apprised of any changes. 3. To advance, as in a competition. We won't go forward in the playoffs if we don't start scoring more goals. 4. To be suggested or recommended for something. I don't think my name went forward for the promotion, unfortunately. go forward v. 1. To move in the direction in which one is facing: I stepped on the accelerator and the car went forward. 2. To begin as planned: The demolition of the old building went forward despite protests from the local historical society. 3. To continue; make progress: We need to watch the budget for this project as we go forward. 4. To advance to the next in a sequence of levels: Whoever wins this competition will go forward to the final round. Only two of the contestants went forward. 5. To be passed on as a recommendation. Used especially of people's names: The names of three people went forward as possible candidates for president.
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