forward
The word 'en avant' is used in French similar to how 'forward' is used in English. It can indicate directional movement, progress, or advancement. In sentences, it often follows verbs such as 'aller' (to go) or 'marcher' (to walk). For example, 'Allons en avant' means 'Let's go forward.'
We must always go forward in life.
This sentence suggests that we should continuously progress in life, as 'aller en avant' means 'to go forward'.
Forward, friends! It's time to move on.
This expression is an encouragement to move forward. 'En avant, les amis !' can be used when prompting a group of friends to start a journey or action.
He took a step forward to defend his rights.
The phrase 'un pas en avant' is translated as 'a step forward' and is used to signify progress or movement towards a goal or objective, in this case, the defense of his rights.