presses, pressed, pressing
to press ahead
phrasal verb
Continue with a plan or action despite difficulties
- 1Despite the rain, they decided to press ahead with the picnic.
- 2The team will press ahead with the project, even with limited resources.
To keep going even when things are hard. Like when you have a plan or goal, but things get tough, you don't give up. You keep moving forward and don't let the problems stop you. It's about staying determined and not quitting.
Remember, pressing ahead doesn't mean ignoring problems. It's about facing challenges head-on and finding solutions. Stay flexible and adapt your plan as needed to keep moving forward effectively.
at an art exhibition
The Unfinished Exhibition
Laura
I heard the artist faced a lot of challenges while creating this collection.
Melissa
Yes, but she decided to press ahead and complete it anyway.
Laura
That's impressive. The dedication really shows in her work.
Melissa
Absolutely, it's inspiring to see someone overcome obstacles like that.
at a local shop
The Determined Author
Nancy
I heard your publisher backed out of the deal.
Timothy
Yes, but I'm going to press ahead and finish the book on my own.
Nancy
That's the spirit! I can't wait to read it.
Timothy
Thanks, Nancy. Your support means a lot.
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Similar to "to press ahead":
- 1persist
- 2persevere
- 3forge ahead