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forward ['fɔ:wəd]∎ the seat is too far forward le siège est trop avancé ou en avant∎ the project is no further forward le projet n'a pas avancé;∎ forward planning planification f à long terme2 adverb∎ to move forward avancer;∎ keep going straight forward continuez tout droit;∎ he reached forward il a tendu le bras en avant;∎ figurative three witnesses came forward trois témoins se sont présentés;∎ Military forward, march! en avant, marche!;∎ clocks go forward one hour at midnight il faut avancer les pendules d'une heure à minuit∎ from this moment forward à partir de maintenant;∎ from this day forward désormais, dorénavant∎ to carry the balance forward reporter le solde à nouveau;∎ (carried) forward report m∎ to forward sth to sb faire parvenir qch à qn;∎ we'll forward your report to the relevant department nous transmettrons votre rapport au service correspondant;∎ I've arranged to have my mail forwarded j'ai fait le nécessaire pour qu'on fasse suivre mon courrier;∎ please forward (on envelope) faire suivre SVP, prière de faire suivre(b) (advance, promote) avancer, favoriser4 nounavant m►► Finance forward account compte m à terme;Finance forward buying achat m à terme;Finance forward contract contrat m à terme;Commerce forward delivery livraison f à terme;Finance forward exchange market marché m des changes à terme;Finance forward exchange transaction opération f de change à terme;Cars forward gears marches fpl avant;Economics forward integration intégration f en aval, intégration f descendante;Sport forward line ligne f des avants;Sport forward pass (in rugby) passe f en avant;Finance forward rate cours m à terme, taux m pour les opérations à terme;Finance Forward Rate Agreement accord m de taux à terme;Gymnastics forward roll cabriole f, culbute f;Commerce forward sale vente f à terme;Computing forward search recherche f avant;
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