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put forward

put forward
verbo transitivo con partícula
1. proponer (plan, theory, candidate); presentar (proposal)
2. adelantar (clock, time of meeting)

put forward [put]
  • To put oneself forward -> presentarse; hacerse o darse a conocer
llevar adelante; apresurarse, adelantarse.

put forward
verb:transitive:plus_adverb
1 (propose) [+theory, idea] presentar
the idea was first put forward by Weber
[+plan, proposal] presentar; proponer
he has put forward new peace proposals
[+suggestion] hacer; [+argument] presentar; [+opinion] dar; [+name, candidate] proponer
he put his name forward as a candidate Mr Ryzkhov put his name forward for the presidency the organization put forward eight candidates for the NUS executive
to put o.s. forward for a job presentarse como candidato para un puesto
2 (make earlier) [+clock, meeting, starting time] adelantar
to put a clock forward one hour adelantar un reloj una hora
don't forget to put your clocks forward tonight esta noche no olviden adelantar sus relojes
the meeting was put forward (by half an hour) to 2 pm la reunión se adelantó (media hora) a las 2 de la tarde
it was decided to put forward the presentation

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