FORWARD PASS - Tradução inglês-Espanhol

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An important step forward for the company came in 1992 with the introduction of a central distribution method of delivering products to its stores.

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I believe expandable devices represent an important step forward in lateral surgery which is why this system is now an important part of my surgical armamentarium.

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Various felicitation programs organized by the villagers to celebrate her success encouraged the girls to step forward in realizing their dreams.

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But to say he had a really positive step forward tonight would be really underselling him.

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He invented the pendulum clock, which was a major step forward towards exact timekeeping.

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forward pass SUBST

1. forward pass (in US football):

2. forward pass (in rugby):

I. forward [americ ˈfɔrwərd, Brit ˈfɔːwəd], Britesp forwards [-z] ADV

1. forward (toward the front):

2. forward NÁUT [ˈfɔrwərd] [ˈfɔːwəd]:

3. forward (in time):

II. forward [americ ˈfɔrwərd, Brit ˈfɔːwəd], Britesp forwards [-z] ADJ

1.1. forward atrib (in direction):

1.2. forward atrib positions MILITAR:

1.3. forward atrib NÁUT:

2. forward (advance) prices/buying COM:

3. forward (assertive, pushy):

III. forward [americ ˈfɔrwərd, Brit ˈfɔːwəd], Britesp forwards [-z] VERBO trans

1.1. forward (to a different address):

1.2. forward (send) COM:

2. forward (advance) formal:

IV. forward [americ ˈfɔrwərd, Brit ˈfɔːwəd], Britesp forwards [-z] SUBST

step forward VERBO [americ stɛp -, Brit stɛp -] (v + adv)

come forward VERBO [americ kəm -, Brit kʌm -] (v + adv)

I. carry <carries carrying carried> [americ ˈkɛri, Brit ˈkari] VERBO trans

1.1. carry (bear, take):

1.2. carry (have with one):

1.3. carry (be provided with):

1.4. carry (be pregnant with):

2.1. carry (convey):

2.2. carry (channel, transmit):

2.3. carry disease:

2.4. carry:

3.1. carry (support):

3.2. carry (take responsibility for):

3.3. carry (sustain):

4. carry (involve, entail):

5. carry (extend, continue):

6.1. carry (gain support for):

6.2. carry POL (win):

7.1. carry (stock):

7.2. carry (include) JORNAL:

8. carry (of bearing):

9. carry MAT:

II. carry <carries carrying carried> [americ ˈkɛri, Brit ˈkari] VERBO reflex to carry oneself

1. carry (in bearing):

2. carry (behave):

III. carry <carries carrying carried> [americ ˈkɛri, Brit ˈkari] VERBO intr

bring <pass & Part perf brought> [americ brɪŋ, Brit brɪŋ] VERBO trans

1.1. bring (take along):

1.2. bring (attract, cause to come):

2.1. bring (result in, produce):

2.2. bring (persuade):

3. bring (earn):

4. bring JUR:

I. pass1 [americ pæs, Brit pɑːs] VERBO trans

1.1. pass (go by, past):

1.2. pass (overtake):

2.1. pass (cross, go beyond):

2.2. pass (surpass):

3.1. pass (convey, hand over):

3.2. pass DESP:

3.3. pass JUR:

4. pass (move):

5. pass (spend):

6.1. pass (succeed in):

6.2. pass (approve):

6.3. pass law/measure/motion:

6.4. pass (be approved by):

7. pass (utter):

8. pass MED:

II. pass1 [americ pæs, Brit pɑːs] VERBO intr

1. pass (move, travel):

2.1. pass (go, move past):

2.2. pass (overtake):

3. pass DESP:

4. pass (be transferred):

5.1. pass (elapse):

5.2. pass (disappear):

6. pass (happen) arcaico:

I. pass¹ [americ pæs, Brit pɑːs] VERBO trans

II. pass¹ [americ pæs, Brit pɑːs] VERBO intr

III. pass¹ [americ pæs, Brit pɑːs] SUBST

pass² [americ pæs, Brit pɑːs] SUBST (in hills, mountains)