carry forward Antonyms
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Meaning of carry forward
Wordnet
carry forward (v)
transfer from one time period to the next
Wordnet
carry forward (n)
the accumulated and undivided profits of a corporation after provision has been made for dividends and reserves
carry forward Sentence Examples
- It's important to carry forward the lessons learned from past mistakes.
- Let's carry forward the momentum we gained from our recent successes into the new project.
- The accountant will carry forward the remaining balance to next month's financial statement.
- We must carry forward the values of integrity and honesty in all our dealings.
- The coach emphasized the need to carry forward the team's spirit into the next game.
- Our goal is to carry forward the legacy of innovation established by our predecessors.
- The students were encouraged to carry forward their enthusiasm for learning beyond the classroom.
- It's essential to carry forward the traditions that define our cultural heritage.
- The company plans to carry forward its commitment to sustainability in all future endeavors.
- Let's carry forward the message of unity and cooperation as we move into the new year.
FAQs About the word carry forward
transfer from one time period to the next, the accumulated and undivided profits of a corporation after provision has been made for dividends and reserves
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It's important to carry forward the lessons learned from past mistakes.
Let's carry forward the momentum we gained from our recent successes into the new project.
The accountant will carry forward the remaining balance to next month's financial statement.
We must carry forward the values of integrity and honesty in all our dealings.
