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91follow up — / fɒləυ ʌp/ verb to examine something further ● I’ll follow up your idea of targeting our address list with a special mailing. ♦ to follow up an initiative to take action once someone else has decided to do something …
92follow-up — {n.} Additional work or research by means of which an earlier undertaking s chances of success are increased. * /I hope you ll be willing to do a bit of follow up./ …
93follow-up — {n.} Additional work or research by means of which an earlier undertaking s chances of success are increased. * /I hope you ll be willing to do a bit of follow up./ …
94follow-on — adjective Date: 1960 being or relating to something that follows as a natural or logical consequence, development, or progression • follow on noun …
95follow — verb /ˈfɒləʊ,ˈfɑloʊ/ a) To go or come after in physical space. Follow that car! b) To go or come after in a sequence. B follows A in the alphabet. Syn: trail, tail, succeed, pursue …
96follow — The essential virtue of a valid argument is that the conclusion should follow from the premises. This is equivalent to the premises entailing the conclusion, and usually although not unanimously equated with it being impossible that the premises… …
97follow up — phr verb Follow up is used with these nouns as the object: ↑clue, ↑discussion, ↑reference, ↑sighting …
98follow-up — fol·low up s.m.inv. ES ingl. {{wmetafile0}} 1a. TS ammin.az. assistenza fornita ai nuovi assunti nella fase di addestramento 1b. TS ammin.az. in un organizzazione, l insieme delle operazioni di verifica dei risultati di un azione e dell eventuale …
99follow — [OE] Follow is a widespread Germanic verb (German has folgen, for instance, Dutch volgen, Swedish följa, and Danish følge, pointing to a prehistoric West and North Germanic *flug ), but its ultimate origins are not known …
100follow-up — noun Additional work or research by means of which an earlier undertaking s chances of success are increased. I hope you ll be willing to do a bit of follow up …
