go forward



go forward

v.
1. To move in the direction in which one is facing: I stepped on the accelerator and the car went forward.
2. To begin as planned: The demolition of the old building went forward despite protests from the local historical society.
3. To continue; make progress: We need to watch the budget for this project as we go forward.
4. To advance to the next in a sequence of levels: Whoever wins this competition will go forward to the final round. Only two of the contestants went forward.
5. To be passed on as a recommendation. Used especially of people's names: The names of three people went forward as possible candidates for president.
See also: forward

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
JamisonJAY-mi-sənEnglish
KolosKO-loshHungarian
ZillahZIL-ə (English)Biblical
Berinhard-Ancient Germanic
Philetos-Biblical Greek
Ceres-Roman Mythology