Follow in spanish

Seguir

pronunciation: segiɹ̩ part of speech: verb
In gestures

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» follow-on = complementario, de seguimiento, de continuación.

Example: The economic effects of the possible introduction of 'follow-on' protein products have been the subject of recent debate.

» follow-through = seguimiento.

Example: Content analysis of the newspaper for the year detailed the follow-through in the news columns = El análisis de contenido del periódico para ese año hizo un seguimiento de las columnas periodísticas.

» follow-up = seguimiento, complementario.

Example: This order receives the same follow-up treatment as other orders in the files.

» follow-up = aviso.

Example: The circulation staff also looks after overdues -- sending out reminder notices, making follow-up telephone calls, etc..

» follow-up = continuación, segunda parte.

Example: This is an outtake from Wolfe's follow-up to his 1987 'Bonfire of the Vanities'.

follow2 = seguir. 

Example: An abstract covers all of the main points made in the original document, and usually follows the style and arrangement of the parent document.

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» as follows = como sigue.

Example: The main conditions of authorship can be categorised as follows.

» follow along = seguir la pista, seguir al tanto, mantenerse al tanto.

Example: If you have followed along with me over the years you may know that I went through heartbreak, divorce, depression and some rough times over the past few years.

» follow along = imitar, copiar, hacer lo que Otro hace.

Example: In this video the instrutor moves slowly through the different yoga poses, so even inexperienced children can follow along well.

» follow + a path = seguir una dirección.

Example: By following the path of related records from level to level, you can expand or focus your search almost indefinitely.

» follow + a rule to the letter = seguir una norma al pie de la letra, seguir una regla al pie de la letra, seguir una norma a rajatabla, seguir una regla a rajatabla.

Example: The organisers could only confidently claim that less than 60 cars followed the rules to the letter throughout the entire parade.

» follow + a story = seguir una historia, seguir un relato.

Example: To follow the story, reading and watching online are both required.

» follow + a track = seguir un curso de acción, seguir una trayectoria.

Example: When this track is followed, the conversation very quickly drifts away from the book and becomes gossip about ourselves.

» follow behind = seguir detrás.

Example: Some of us are bright shafts of light, others are just the shadows that follow behind.

» follow in + Posesivo + footsteps = seguir + Posesivo + pasos.

Example: The librarians who are moving in these new directions serve as models for others who follow in their footsteps = Los bibliotecarios que hacen esto sirven de modelo para que otros sigan sus pasos.

» follow in + the footsteps of = seguir los pasos de, ir a continuación de.

Example: Access to information is a fundamental right of citizenship, in fact, the fourth right, following in the footsteps of civil rights, political rights and social rights.

» follow + Nombre + like + Posesivo + shadow = ser + Posesivo + sombra, seguir como + Posesivo + perro faldero.

Example: Melancholy followed him like his shadow in his journey; and on his return to Rome his malady increased.

» follow + Nombre + through = acabar, terminar, finalizar.

Example: A part of me wanted knock it on the head, but my inner voice was telling me I'd got this far, so I may as well follow it through.

» follow + Nombre + to the letter = seguir Algo al pie de la letra, seguir Algo a rajatabla.

Example: Treating everybody fairly without showing favoritism is equally important; that also means following policies and procedures to the letter both with inmate patrons and inmate library workers.

» follow on = seguir, continuar, seguir la pista.

Example: If parents are eating unhealthily the pattern is likely to be followed on by the children.

» follow on from = resultar de, tener relación con, deducirse de, continuar con, seguir con.

Example: Following on from my last question, did the pilot who dropped the atomic bomb on Horishima survive or was he killed in the explosion?.

» follow on with = seguir con, continuar con.

Example: The day will usually start with a demonstration by myself, and then follow on with students doing something that they have brought along wanting to do.

» follow + orders = seguir órdenes.

Example: Many of those defendants claimed that they were not guilty of the charges against them as they were 'only following orders'.

» follow + pattern = actuar de un modo determinado.

Example: No two instructors will follow the same pattern in introducing a case to a group for the first time.

» follow + Posesivo + dreams = perseguir + Posesivo + sueños, seguir + Posesivo + sueños.

Example: I'm planning to leave everything behind me and follow my dreams, but I'm still underage.

» follow + Posesivo + example = seguir el ejemplo de Alguien.

Example: Thanks to those who followed his example, the talk about the Sophists can be heard in the hallways, classrooms, and convention halls of philologists, historians, philosophers, and literary critics.

» follow + Posesivo + heart('s desire) = seguir + Posesivo + corazón, hacer lo que + Pronombre + decir + el corazón.

Example: Kim has revealed that the year gone by has taught her 'to always follow her heart's desire'.

» follow + Posesivo + instincts = guiarse por el instinto, seguir + Posesivo + instinto, dejarse guiar por el instinto, dejarse llevar por el instinto.

Example: But the struggle to leave conventionality behind and to follow her instincts was not an easy one for Edna.

» follow + Posesivo + lead = seguir + Posesivo + liderazgo, seguir + Posesivo + iniciativa.

Example: For me, I'm going to try to follow her lead, try to repeat everything she does.

» follow + Posesivo + nose = guiarse por el instinto, seguir + Posesivo + instinto, dejarse guiar por el instinto, dejarse llevar por el instinto.

Example: Cruising the streets of Strasbourg on foot we followed our noses and found ourselves bumping into awesome buildings left, right and centre.

» follow + Posesivo + nose = seguir recto, seguir derecho, ir todo seguido.

Example: We had no idea where we were going so we followed our noses down the main street.

» follow + Posesivo + nose = dejarse llevar por el olfato, seguir el olfato de Uno.

Example: When her owners turned her loose, she followed her nose straight for the good stuff.

» follow + Posesivo + (own) inclination(s) = guiarse por el instinto, seguir + Posesivo + instinto, dejarse guiar por el instinto, dejarse llevar por el instinto.

Example: She had a strong will, independent views, some contempt for the world, and followed her own inclinations without servitude to the opinion of others.

» follow + Posesivo + own lead = marchar a + Posesivo + (propio) ritmo, bailar a + Propio + propio son, avanzar a + Posesivo + (propio) ritmo, ir a + Posesivo + (propia) bola, ir por libre, actuar por libre, andar por libre.

Example: Though he typically follows his own lead, Robert values the opinions of others and will normally seek feedback from a number of individuals on the same subject.

» follow + Posesivo + shadow = seguir, perseguir, seguir de cerca, perseguir de cerca.

Example: She is a naive, misunderstood sweetheart who only wants love, happiness, respect and understanding but trouble seems to follow her shadow.

» follow + steps = seguir unos pasos, tomar medidas.

Example: To bind a book, or rebind it, one of the steps to follow is to check that the book is complete, ie no pages missing.

» follow + suit = hacer lo mismo, actuar de la misma forma, seguir el ejemplo.

Example: Israel pioneering use of 'bottled' solar energy now has many following suit.

» follow + the crowd = dejarse llevar por los demás, ir con la corriente, seguir la corriente, dejarse llevar, dejarse llevar por la corriente, dejarse arrastrar, dejarse arrastrar por la corriente.

Example: Humans tend to follow the crowd because of an innate mechanism inside their brains, which triggers an alert signal when an individual's opinion diverges from the general one.

» follow + (the) doctor's orders = seguir las órdenes del doctor.

Example: My mother and two of her sisters developed glaucoma and in spite of following doctor's orders, each went blind.

» follow + the dodo = desaparecer, extinguirse.

Example: It has the choice: to follow the dodo or to rise again like the phoenix.

» follow + the herd = seguir el rebaño.

Example: It seems the human race is genetically programmed to follow the herd.

» follow + the law = obedecer la ley, acatar la ley.

Example: But following the law is not enough to keep you safe, not by a long shot.

» follow + the line of least resistance = seguir el camino más fácil, seguir la ley del mínimo esfuerzo.

Example: The tendency of human nature is to follow the line of least resistance -- like water.

» follow + the path of least resistance = seguir el camino más fácil, seguir la ley del mínimo esfuerzo.

Example: The tendency to follow the path of least resistance guarantees failure in life.

» follow + the rules = seguir las reglas.

Example: This booklet covers how to give notice, legal ways to move out early, and what can happen if you do not follow the rules about moving out.

» follow + the thread = seguir el hilo, seguir la conversación, seguir el debate.

Example: Generally speaking, my philosophy is that if you've been following the thread, you already know what the reply is.

» follow + the yellow brick road to = seguir el camino hacia, seguir el camino de. [Generalmente usado en sentido metáforico y referido a la felicidad o el éxito]

Example: I had bariatric surgery over ten years ago and since then I've followed the yellow brick road to healthier living.

» follow through = hacer un seguimiento de, seguir la trayectoria, seguir la pista, prestar atención, atenerse a.

Example: The approach used is to follow through the decision making processes which underpin the successful introduction of any service.

» follow through with/on + Posesivo + idea = hacer realidad una idea.

Example: But we simply don't have the physical or mental capability to follow through on every great idea we get.

» follow up = seguir la trayectoria, seguir la pista, prestar atención.

Example: Both the original production and revision of STC spawned a large crop of such items which are worth following up.

follow3 = deducirse, desprenderse. 

Example: It automatically follows that any concept belonging to this facet will constitute a distributed relative.

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» follow from = ser la consecuencia de, ser el resultado de, deducirse de.

Example: It follows from this that these experts will be recommending materials not necessarily available in the stock of the library.

» follow + the lead = seguir la iniciativa, seguir el ejemplo.

Example: Many libraries are following the lead of retail chains and service organisations in recognising the need for customer care.

» it follows that = es de deducir que, se desprende que, en consecuencia, por (lo) tanto.

Example: It follows that offenders who are remorseful should not be treated more leniently.

» it must therefore follow that = debe por lo tanto ser lógico que, debe por lo tanto ser una consecuencia lógica que, debe por lo tanto esperarse que, debe por lo tanto deducirse que.

Example: As we have already seen, books themselves are of infinite variety and it must therefore follow that the writers of books demonstrate a great diversity too.

» it therefore follows that = es por lo tanto lógico que, ser una consecuencia lógica que, es por lo tanto de esperar que, es por lo tanto deducible que.

Example: It therefore follows that rules for use of the scientific literature should be designed to help achieve that goal.

Follow synonyms

be in spanish: ser, pronunciation: bi part of speech: verb work in spanish: trabajo, pronunciation: wɜrk part of speech: noun, verb come in spanish: ven, pronunciation: kʌm part of speech: verb pursue in spanish: perseguir, pronunciation: pɜrsu part of speech: verb survey in spanish: encuesta, pronunciation: sɜrveɪ part of speech: noun trace in spanish: rastro, pronunciation: treɪs part of speech: noun, verb watch in spanish: reloj, pronunciation: wɑtʃ part of speech: verb, noun comply in spanish: cumplir, pronunciation: kəmplaɪ part of speech: verb espouse in spanish: adoptar, pronunciation: ɪspaʊz part of speech: verb adopt in spanish: adoptar, pronunciation: ədɑpt part of speech: verb observe in spanish: observar, pronunciation: əbzɜrv part of speech: verb succeed in spanish: tener éxito, pronunciation: səksid part of speech: verb accompany in spanish: acompañar, pronunciation: əkʌmpəni part of speech: verb keep up in spanish: Mantenga, pronunciation: kipʌp part of speech: verb postdate in spanish: posfechar, pronunciation: poʊstdeɪt part of speech: verb abide by in spanish: acatar, pronunciation: əbaɪdbaɪ part of speech: verb stick to in spanish: Atenerse a, pronunciation: stɪktu part of speech: verb keep an eye on in spanish: Mantén un ojo en, pronunciation: kipænaɪɑn part of speech: verb take after in spanish: tomar después, pronunciation: teɪkæftɜr part of speech: verb watch over in spanish: vigilar, pronunciation: wɑtʃoʊvɜr part of speech: verb come after in spanish: ven luego, pronunciation: kʌmæftɜr part of speech: verb stick with in spanish: seguir con, pronunciation: stɪkwɪð part of speech: verb conform to in spanish: conformarse a, pronunciation: kənfɔrmtu part of speech: verb keep abreast in spanish: mantenerse al día, pronunciation: kipəbrest part of speech: verb travel along in spanish: viajar a lo largo, pronunciation: trævələlɔŋ part of speech: verb

Follow antonyms

lead pronunciation: led part of speech: verb, noun forego pronunciation: fɔrgoʊ part of speech: verb precede pronunciation: prɪsid part of speech: verb predate pronunciation: prideɪt part of speech: verb antedate pronunciation: æntədeɪt part of speech: verb antecede pronunciation: æntəsid part of speech: verb come before pronunciation: kʌmbɪfɔr part of speech: verb
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