onward的意思|onward的解释-里氏词典

onward ['ɑnwɚd]

a. 向前的, 前进的

ad. 向前, 前进, 在先

onward

[ adv ]

forward in time or order or degree

<adv.all>

from that time forth

from the sixth century onward

in a forward direction

<adv.all>

go ahead

the train moved ahead slowly

the boat lurched ahead

moved onward into the forest

they went slowly forward in the mud

Onward \On"ward\, a.
1. Moving in a forward direction; tending toward a
contemplated or desirable end; forward; as, an onward
course, progress, etc.

2. Advanced in a forward direction or toward an end.

Within a while, Philoxenus came to see how onward
the fruits were of his friend's labor. --Sir P.
Sidney.

Onward \On"ward\, adv.
Toward a point before or in front; forward; progressively;
as, to move onward.

Not one looks backward, onward still he goes. --Pope.

Faint, evocative burblings and tickings as accompaniment from Matteo Fargion. The dance curves and surges through the bodies, pivots at arm or shoulder, drives onward in kicks, draws the cast together or separates them.
For that person, the prospect is "onward and upward," he declares.
It is studying onward 'feeder' flights in partnership with European airlines, including KLM. KLM can increase its services to Japan to 12 a week in 1995, when JAL will be allowed 10 flights to Amsterdam a week.
Even without U.S. protectionism, total Western operating and planned production capacity from 1989 onward will be insufficient to meet expected uranium demand, said the Uranium Institute's supply and demand committee.
Traders said that investors big and small bailed out of stocks from the opening bell onward because of growing recession fears and grim weekend news from the Mideast.
In fact, just Pounds 229m of it is thought to have been put up for offer straight away. Nearly Pounds 500m more was reportedly being restructured by investment banks before onward sale.
UK market analysts have been able to return their attention to the onward flow of corporate earnings and dividends.
They planned to leave Iceland for Norway on Sunday to continue the 19,000-mile trip, dubbed Friendship Flight '89. From there they fly to Sweden, the Soviet Union and onward to Alaska and home.
USAir, which has its hubs in Pittsburgh and Charlotte, N.C., will funnel its international passengers through Alitalia's Milan and Rome hubs for onward travel to the Italian airline's 23 destinations in Eastern Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
Then it climbs onward and upward through Japanese invasion, nationalist resistance, the Communists' coming to power and the Cultural Revolution.
Unfortunately for him, the economy raced onward.
Her natural style is beautifully rounded and fluent - there are hints of Lynn Seymour (who will appear as Lady Capulet in this season) in the way movement melts and flows onward.
Many economists predict the inflation rate will plunge this month and next month, but a growing number of analysts figure the price pressures after that will be onward and upward.
Relations were good during the 1950s, but from 1960 onward Mongolia joined the Soviet Union in splitting with China over ideological differences.
The banking association said it was frustrated at the government's failure to cut these rates, and so reduce the cost of money for onward lending.
The ayatollah frequently exhorts his followers onward toward Jerusalem.
The onward march of female feet along the House of Commons corridors of power continues.
They insisted we had taken photos along the way and had handed the films to southern forces for onward transmission to Aden.
Astronauts awakened to their alma maters' school songs today and resumed a light work schedule, while the robot Magellan probe they had launched earlier raced onward at 7,000 mph on its 15-month voyage to Venus.
He asked the government to try to persuade third countries to accept onward flights from London by US airlines. BA's services will start in March 1993 and will link Birmingham with Newark, near New York, and Manchester with Los Angeles.
Such onward delegation was often effected in unison by all subscribers to the risk.
Fed up with what he sees as the onward march of selling books like soapsuds, he thinks it time for a riposte. His father Jacques - a French emigre - co-founded the US publisher Pantheon in 1942.
The more difficult question, given Sri Lanka's NIC aspirations, is how does the country achieve the next stage of development. To ensure onward development, investments need to be made in more value added industries.
Turner Home Entertainment owns the rights; and wild pterodactyls won't stop the onward march towards merchandising sales estimated at Pounds 640m. And the profits?

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