puts, put, putting
to put forward
phrasal verb
Suggest an idea or plan for others to consider
- 1She put forward a new plan to improve sales.
- 2He put forward an interesting idea during the meeting.
To put forward means to share an idea or plan for others to think about. It's like offering a suggestion or proposing something for consideration. It's a way to contribute your thoughts or opinions to a discussion or decision-making process.
Remember, when you put forward an idea, make sure to provide reasons or examples to support it. This will help others understand your suggestion better and increase the chances of it being considered.
at the movie theater
Choosing a Movie
Carol
I think we should watch the new action movie.
Ronald
I was going to put forward the idea of watching a comedy instead.
Carol
A comedy sounds good too, especially after a long week.
Ronald
Great, let's go for the comedy then!
at a retail shop
Deciding on a New Display
Patricia
I think we need to rearrange the front display to attract more customers.
Anthony
That's a good idea. I was going to put forward a similar suggestion.
Patricia
Great minds think alike! Let's brainstorm some ideas.
Anthony
Absolutely, let's make it eye-catching and inviting.
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Similar to "to put forward":
- 1propose
- 2present