Смысл: toward 
toward 1. [təʹwɔ:d] a predic уст.
<Í> 1. 1) происходящий
seeing a crowd of people, I went to see what was toward - увидев толпу, я пошёл посмотреть, что случилось
2) предстоящий
2. послушный; благонравный
3. способный к учению
2.[təʹwɔ:d] prep
<Í>указывает на
1. 1)движение по направлению к предмету (по направлению) к
they moved [walked] toward the town - они двигались [шли] (по направлению) к городу
he looked down toward the water - он смотрел вниз на воду
2)положение по отношению к какому-л. предмету к, на
our window looks toward the river - наше окно выходит на реку
his back was toward me - он стоял ко мне спиной
to pass the knife with the handle toward smb. - передавать кому-л. нож ручкой вперёд
2. 1)продвижение по пути к цели к, по пути
a long stride toward disarmament - большой шаг к разоружению /на пути разоружения/
the country is rapidly moving toward prosperity - страна быстро идёт по пути процветания
2)цель усилий, действий и т. п. для, в пользу
efforts toward a peaceful settlement - усилия, направленные на мирное урегулирование
work toward peace - работа в пользу мира
to apply smth. toward the solution of particular problems - применять что-л. для решения определённых проблем
3. 1)отношение к кому-л., чему-л. (по отношению) к
attitude toward smb., smth. - отношение к кому-л., чему-л.
to feel friendly toward smb. - чувствовать расположение к кому-л.
I feel very sympathetic toward you - я вам очень сочувствую
measures taken toward the colonies - меры в отношении колоний /по отношению к колониям/
2)влечение к кому-л. к
he felt drawn toward her - он чувствовал влечение к ней
4. 1)приближение к определённому моменту времени к, около
toward evening - к вечеру
toward the middle of the century - примерно в середине века
toward the end of the journey - к концу путешествия
he went to bed toward 11 o'clock - он лёг спать около 11 часов
2)приближение к какому-л. числу почти, около
the hall holds toward a thousand persons - этот зал вмещает около тысячи человек
he had spoken toward an hour and a half - он проговорил около полутора часов
5.предназначение материальных средств для, на
a fund toward research work - фонд для ведения научно-исследовательской работы
to save toward the children's education - собирать деньги, чтобы дать образование детям
will you give something toward our new hospital? - вы пожертвуете что-нибудь на новую больницу?
♢ I look toward you - пью за ваше здоровье
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push toward Идиома
draw to/towards
He has something in his character that draws people to him．他身上有一种吸引人的东西。
2．approach；come near临近
The day was drawing towards evening．天色渐近黄昏。
draw towards
He has something in his character that draws people to him．他身上有一种吸引人的东西。
2．approach；come near临近
The day was drawing towards evening．天色渐近黄昏。
well-disposed toward
Idiom(s): be well-disposed toward sb or sthTheme: FRIENDS
to feel positively toward someone or something; to feel favorable toward someone or something.
• I do not think I will get a raise since the boss is not well-disposed toward me.
• The senators are well-disposed toward giving themselves a raise.
go a long way toward
Idiom(s): go a long way toward doing something AND go a long way in doing somethingTheme: ACHIEVEMENT
almost to satisfy specific conditions; to be almost right.
• This machine goes a long way toward meeting our needs.
• Your plan went a long way in helping us with our problem.
toward
towardsee go a long way toward.
push toward
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to actuate addition or article to addition or something. The ball drillmaster got abaft the shy adolescent amateur arena Romeo and pushed him adjoin Juliet. Clyde pushed his victim adjoin the bend of the cliff.Learn more: push, towardpush adjoin someone or something
to move or attempt adjoin addition or something. The army pushed adjoin the bedevilled man, but the badge captivated them back. The horses pushed adjoin the access gate.Learn more: push, toward
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