to carry forward
Pronunciation
/kˈæɹi fˈoːɹwɚd/
British pronunciation
/kˈaɹi fˈɔːwəd/

Definition & Meaning of "carry forward"in English

to carry forward
[phrase form: carry]
01

to save something for later use or consideration

to carry forward definition and meaning
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I carried forward the skills I learned in my previous job to excel in my new role.
Do n't forget to carry the information forward; we'll need it for the presentation.
02

to save a certain amount of money to use in future financial calculations or planning

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In accounting, you need to carry the balance forward to the next month.
Do n't forget to carry the tax deduction forward to the next filing period.
03

to make significant progress in a particular task or project

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The team 's dedication helped carry forward the development of the new software.
Despite setbacks, the company carried forward its commitment to quality.
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