Summary
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- following:
- follow:
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Wiktionary:
- following → próximo, siguiente
- following → siguiente, correspondiente, subsiguiente, entrante, próximo, consecutivo, sucesivo, a continuación de, detrás de
- follow → seguir
- follow → seguir, obedecer, perseguir, caminar, marchar, funcionar, seguirse, resultar
English
Detailed Translations for following from English to Spanish
following:
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following (subsequent; below; succeeding; next)
Translation Matrix for following:
Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
perseguir | following; pursuing; tailing | |
siguiente | the next | |
- | chase; followers; next; pursual; pursuit | |
Verb | Related Translations | Other Translations |
perseguir | adjudicate; aim for; bring action against; charge through; chase; condemn; fly through; hasten; haunt; hurry; hurry up; judge; persecute; prosecute; pursue; run after; rush; sentence; stress; strive after; try; urge on | |
Adjective | Related Translations | Other Translations |
- | next; undermentioned | |
Phrase | Related Translations | Other Translations |
- | in regards to; in response to; with regards to | |
Other | Related Translations | Other Translations |
- | concerning; next; regarding | |
Modifier | Related Translations | Other Translations |
próximo | below; coming; following; next; subsequent; succeeding | coming; future; intended; meant; next; prospective; subsequent; succeeding; will-be; would-be |
siguiente | below; coming; following; next; subsequent; succeeding | coming later; subjoined; subsequent; succeeding; to here; written below |
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Wiktionary Translations for following:
following
Cross Translation:
Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• following | → siguiente | ↔ volgend — dat later komt |
• following | → correspondiente; subsiguiente | ↔ anschließend — unmittelbar folgend |
• following | → entrante; próximo | ↔ prochain — Voisin, suivant. |
• following | → próximo; entrante; consecutivo; siguiente; sucesivo | ↔ suivant — Qui est après, qui vient après. |
• following | → a continuación de; detrás de | ↔ à la suite de — Dans la compagnie de ; dans le cortège de ; avec. |
follow:
Conjugations for follow:
present
- follow
- follow
- follows
- follow
- follow
- follow
simple past
- followed
- followed
- followed
- followed
- followed
- followed
present perfect
- have followed
- have followed
- has followed
- have followed
- have followed
- have followed
past continuous
- was following
- were following
- was following
- were following
- were following
- were following
future
- shall follow
- will follow
- will follow
- shall follow
- will follow
- will follow
continuous present
- am following
- are following
- is following
- are following
- are following
- are following
subjunctive
- be followed
- be followed
- be followed
- be followed
- be followed
- be followed
diverse
- follow!
- let's follow!
- followed
- following
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
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Wiktionary Translations for follow:
follow
Cross Translation:
verb
Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• follow | → seguir | ↔ volgen — achterna gaan |
• follow | → obedecer; seguir | ↔ opvolgen — uitvoeren wat een ander aangeraden of bevolen heeft |
• follow | → perseguir | ↔ verfolgen — jemandem hinterher fahren oder gehen, eventuell um ihn einzuholen; jemandem auf den Fersen sein |
• follow | → caminar; marchar; funcionar | ↔ marcher — Se déplacer par un mouvement alternatif des jambes ou des pattes, en ayant toujours un appui au sol. |
• follow | → seguirse; resultar | ↔ résulter — S’ensuivre. — note Il s’emploie pour marquer les inductions, les conséquences qu’on tirer d’un discours, d’un raisonnement, d’un examen, d’une recherche, etc. |
• follow | → seguir | ↔ suivre — Venir après |
• follow | → seguir | ↔ suivre — S’intéresser, porter de l’attention |