0 past simple and past participle of forward
1 to send a letter, etc., especially from someone's old address to their new address, or to send a letter, email, etc. that you have received to someone else:
I'll forward his email to you if you're interested.
A copy of the interview questionnaire was forwarded to the participants, either attached to the electronic message or subsequent to the telephone inquiry.
Later in 1966, these children were included in the forwarded maintenance arrangement.
By the dual laws on forwarded maintenance and provider's benefit, all children not living with both parents were guaranteed a minimum monthly payment.
If any of you who have not written feel constrained to offer your support, this will be gratefully acknowledged and forwarded through the appropriate channels.
This kind of cooperation must be forwarded by all means.
The outputs of each procedure are added to the new problem specification and the design plan is forwarded to the evaluation module.
After making such adjustments, the resulted new potential design plan is forwarded to the evaluation process to be re-evaluated again.
This narrowing down of the group of recipients was possible because other children living with one parent would receive forwarded maintenance.
