Bring forward
/brɪŋ ˈfɔːwəd/B1
Intermediate
1. To move an event or meeting to an earlier time or date.
- The meeting was originally scheduled for Friday, but we decided to bring it forward to Wednesday.
- She asked if they could bring the deadline forward to accommodate her travel plans.
2. To present or introduce an idea, proposal, or plan for consideration or discussion.
- During the board meeting, the CEO brought forward a new proposal to increase sales.
- They hope to bring forward new evidence that could help in the investigation.
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