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4 Translation results for forward in Spanish

adverb | noun | verb | adjective

forward adverb

unfavorite favorite play sound
adelante, hacia adelante

Example sentences of
forward adverb

  • •Her long hair fell forward as she bent to tie her shoes.
  • •He pushed the throttle forward.
  • •She took a small step forward.
  • •The narrative moves backward and forward in time.
  • •The technology has taken a big step forward.
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Synonyms of
forward adverb

onward, on, forth

Detailed synonyms for forward adverb

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forward noun

unfavorite favorite play sound
forwards
delantero, -ra (en deportes)
tip
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forward verb

unfavorite favorite play sound
forwarded, has forwarded, is forwarding, forwards
promover, adelantar, fomentar; remitir, enviar

Example sentences of
forward verb

  • •Your letter will be forwarded to the appropriate department.
  • •Please forward my mail to my new address.
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Synonyms of
forward verb

promote, send

forward adjective

unfavorite favorite play sound
hacia adelante, delantero; atrevido, descarado

Example sentences of
forward adjective

  • •the forward deck of a boat
  • •the forward movement of history
  • •a very forward young woman
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Synonyms of
forward adjective

brash
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Reverse translation for forward

adelante  - come in! 
hacia adelante
delantero  - forward (in sports) 
promover  - to promote, to advance, to foster, to encourage, to provoke, to cause 
adelantar  - to advance, to move forward, to overtake, to pass, to reveal (information) in advance, to advance, to lend (money) 
fomentar  - to foment, to stir up, to promote, to foster 
remitir  - to send, to remit, to subside, to let up 
enviar  - to send, to ship 
hacia adelante
delantero  - front, forward 
atrevido  - bold, daring, insolent 
descarado  - brazen, impudent 
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