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Collocation

I'll take this forward.

verb + noun phrase + adverb B1 verb + noun phrase + adverb

To progress with a task, idea, or project; to advance it to the next stage or to a conclusion; to be responsible for making something move ahead.

I'll take this forward.: To progress with a task, idea, or project; to advance it to the next stage or to a conclusion; to b…

Definition

'I'll take this forward.' is a common English collocation. To progress with a task, idea, or project; to advance it to the next stage or to a conclusion; to be responsible for making something move ahead.

take + something + forward

“After our discussion, I'll take this feedback forward to the development team.”

Examples

  • The team decided to take the new design concept forward into the prototyping phase.
  • We need someone proactive to take this initiative forward and ensure its successful implementation.
  • She took the customer's suggestions forward and incorporated them into the product roadmap.
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  • He asked if I could take his brilliant idea forward, as he was currently overwhelmed with other tasks.
  • By consistently delivering exceptional results, they managed to take the entire project forward ahead of the anticipated schedule.
  • We are committed to taking these sensitive discussions forward to reach a mutually beneficial resolution.
  • Despite the initial logistical challenges, the project manager took the strategy forward with unwavering determination.
  • How do you plan to take the new departmental policy changes forward effectively across all branches?
  • If we don't take this incredible investment opportunity forward now, we might lose it entirely to a competitor.

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