forward — directed or facing toward the front or the direction that is ahead
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: directed or facing toward the front or the direction that is ahead
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈfɔːrwərd/
Korean meaning: 앞쪽을 향한, 전진하는
Korean pronunciation: **포**워드
Example Sentences
- My cat always sits in the forward seat of my car like a furry GPS navigator.
- I'm looking forward to the weekend like a prisoner counting down to freedom.
- Please forward this email to everyone except my ex-boyfriend.
forward
ADJECTIVE//ˈfɔːrwərd//
directed or facing toward the front or the direction that is ahead
A student walks forward confidently down the school hallway
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Origin
From Old English 'foreweard', combining 'fore' (before, in front) and 'weard' (turned toward, facing). The word ultimately derives from Proto-Germanic roots meaning 'in front' and 'turning toward'.
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“My cat always sits in the forward seat of my car like a furry GPS navigator.”
“I'm looking forward to the weekend like a prisoner counting down to freedom.”
“Please forward this email to everyone except my ex-boyfriend.”
“The company's forward-thinking approach helped them adapt to market changes.”
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