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1. 向前
   He hurried forward to meet her.

   他赶紧走上前去迎接她。

2. 向将来；今后
   They never met from that day forward.

   他们从那天以后再也未相见。

3. 提前
   The meeting had been put forward an hour.

   会议提前一小时举行。

4. 出来；（现）出
   He put forward a new view.

   他提出了一种新见解。

a.

1. 前面的[Z][B]
   We can see the forward part of the ship.

   我们可以看见船的前部。

2. 早的；提前的；早熟的
   The spring flowers are rather forward this year.

   今年春天的花儿开得相当早。

3. 鲁莽的，冒失的；放肆的
   She made a forward remark.

   她讲了一句冒昧的话。

4. 热心的，乐意的
   He's always forward with help.

   他总是乐于助人。

n.

1. 前锋

vt.

1. 转交[（+to）]
   Would you please forward this letter to his new address?

   你把这封信转寄到他的新地址，好吗？

2. 发送，递送[（+to）][O1]
   The goods will be forwarded to your house.

   这些货将发送到你家里。

3. 促进，助长
   He tried to forward his father's plan.

   他努力想促成父亲的计划。

adv.

1. in the direction that one is facing or travelling.
   ▸in or near the front of a ship or aircraft.
2. onward so as to make progress.
3. in the normal order or sequence.
4. ahead in time.

adj.

1. towards the direction that one is facing or travelling.
   ▸situated in or near the front of a ship or aircraft.
2. relating to the future.
   ▸progressing towards a successful result.
3. bold or overfamiliar in manner.
4. further advanced than expected or required.

n.

1. an attacking player in football, hockey, or other sports.
2. (forwards) agreements to trade specified assets at a specified price at a certain future date. Compare with future (in sense ⁴).

v.

1. send (a letter) on to a further destination.
   ▸dispatch; send.
2. help to advance.