following lietuviškai

following vertimas a sekantis, kitas

  • following wind (n.) vėjas iš užpakalio
  • follow in s.o.'s footsteps (v.) sekti kieno nors pėdomis
  • follow in someone's footsteps () sekti kieno nors pėdomis
  • follow one's nose eiti nosies tiesumu, veikti instinktyviai
  • follow out (v.) įvykdyti
  • follow on (v.) pakeisti, paveldėti
  • follow up on (v.) vytis, persekioti
  • follow upon (v.) pakeisti, paveldėti
  • follow up (v.) gilintis, toliau tirti, įvykdyti
  • follow-up (n.) reakcija, tąsa
  • follow up () pasakyti, pareikšti, sekti, prižiūrėti, pažiūrėti, atidžiai sekti, stebėti
  • follow through (v.) įvykdyti
Paaiškinimas anglų kalba
  • (multitude) a group of followers or enthusiasts
  • (motion) the act of pursuing in an effort to overtake or capture
  • (catch up) to travel behind, go after, come after Type of: travel. Follows: catch up
  • (postdate) to be later in time
  • (fall out) to come as a logical consequence; to follow logically
  • (travel along) to travel along a certain course
  • (obey) to act in accordance with someone's rules, commands, or wishes
  • (come, time, result) to come after in time, as a result
  • (behave, accordance, agreement) to behave in accordance or in agreement with
  • (be next) to be next Type of: be
  • (choose) to choose and follow, as of theories, ideas, policies, strategies or plans
  • (bring something, later) to bring something about at a later time than
  • (take after) to imitate in behavior; to take as a model
  • (analyze) to follow, discover, or ascertain the course of development of something
  • (check into) to follow with the eyes or the mind
  • (succeed) to be the successor (of)
  • (music) to perform an accompaniment to
  • (keep up) to keep informed
  • (originate) to be the product or result
  • (act) to accept and follow the leadership, command, or guidance of Type of: act
  • (practice) to adhere to or practice Type of: practice
  • (work, specific place) to work in a specific place, with a specific subject, or in a specific function
  • (perception verb) to keep under surveillance
  • (follow, pursuit) to follow in, or as if in, pursuit
  • (understand) to grasp the meaning Type of: understand
  • (persevere) to keep to
  • (under-mentioned) about to be mentioned or specified
  • (next) immediately following in time or order
  • (pursuing) going, proceeding, or coming after in the same direction
  • (favorable) in the desired direction Similar to: favorable

following sinonimai after, coming, follow, hereunder, later, mentioned below, next, prospective, subsequent, succeeding, successive, undermentioned, upcoming, ensuing, chase, compliance, cortege, entourage, followers, honoring, observance, pursual, pursuit, retinue, suite, fulfillment, fulfilment, train, after, behind, on, past, subsequent to

follow sinonimai after, coming, following, next, prospective, subsequent, undermentioned, upcoming, abide by, accompany, act on, act upon, act up to, adopt, arise, attend, be, catch, chaperon, chase, chase after, come, come after, come along, come along with, come later, come next, come with, comply, comply with, conform, conform to, copy, dog, drive after, emulate, ensue, espouse, fall out, follow on, follow up, follow upon, fulfil, fulfill, give chase to, go after, go along, go along with, go with, heed, hunt, hunt after, hunt down, hunt for, imitate, keep, keep abreast, keep an eye on, keep in touch, keep to, keep up, keep up to date, keep watch over, listen to, live up to, obey, observe, perform, persecute, play along, postdate, proceed, pursue, redeem, reflect, result, run after, serve, shadow, show, stick to, stick to/with, stick with, succeed, supersede, supervene, support, surveil, survey, tail, take after, to keep an eye on something, trace, track, travel along, walk with, watch, watch over, act on, act upon, chase after, drive after, go after, go by, run after

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