英语词组stepping forward是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

step forward

1. To move toward a frontward position. The girl stepped forward to receive her award. A single person in the row stepped forward to

2. To identify or present oneself in order to provide information or volunteer to do something. I said that everyone would be punished if the perpetrator didn't confess, but no one stepped forward. We're hoping someone will step forward and volunteer to take over the project.

step forward

1. Lit. to move forward one step or several steps. The volunteer stepped forward. I stepped forward and someone moved up behind me immediately.

2. Fig. to volunteer to present important information. When I go into court, I will have to step forward and present evidence. It is my civic duty. If you have information to present, you should step forward and seek recognition to do so.

词组	stepping forward
释义	(redirected from stepping forward) step forward 1. To move toward a frontward position. The girl stepped forward to receive her award. A single person in the row stepped forward to 2. To identify or present oneself in order to provide information or volunteer to do something. I said that everyone would be punished if the perpetrator didn't confess, but no one stepped forward. We're hoping someone will step forward and volunteer to take over the project. step forward 1. Lit. to move forward one step or several steps. The volunteer stepped forward. I stepped forward and someone moved up behind me immediately. 2. Fig. to volunteer to present important information. When I go into court, I will have to step forward and present evidence. It is my civic duty. If you have information to present, you should step forward and seek recognition to do so.
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