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Meanings of put forward in English

Spanish
exponer

Summon into action or bring into existence, often as if by magic.

exponer
Portuguese
dizer
Catalan
presentar
Spanish
presentar

To put before.

dizer
Portuguese
apresentar
Catalan
proposar
Spanish
nominar

Propose as a candidate for some honor.

apresentar
Portuguese
fazer-se ouvir
Catalan
fer-se valer

To maintain or defend opinions, claims, rights, etc.

fazer-se ouvir
Usage of put forward in English
1
We want to do the research and put forward a good case.
Radio NZ
2
Allow me put forward some sensible discussions we are likely to hear:
The Irish Times
3
We've put forward two very good arguments twice this week, Matthews said.
News.com.au
4
On Thursday, a new offer was put forward after both parties met.
The South African
5
The Scottish National Party are also expected to put forward an amendment.
Reuters
6
Interestingly similar ideals were put forward by leaders of freedom struggles elsewhere.
Feminist dot com
7
In September, National MPs put forward around 20 amendments to the bill.
Radio NZ
8
Given the opinions put forward in the article, this is somewhat inadequate.
The Irish Times
9
Similar ideas were put forward by other medical practitioners and scientific men.
The Irish Times
10
The measures will be put forward in a parliamentary bill in January.
BBC
11
Thus both sides can put forward evidence that wasn't in the article.
The Guardian
12
BP also used the AGM to put forward a message or renewal.
Reuters
13
Price's plan includes many of the ideas put forward in Camp's plan.
Reuters
14
Gerard did not specify what legislative proposals the group might put forward.
Reuters
15
This could be either put forward by the government or by rebels.
Reuters
16
There are currently two approaches due to be put forward as amendments.
Reuters
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Common
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