Follow meaning in English
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Definition
to follow: to come after, to travel behind, to pursue; to understand
Follow me. Come with me, go where I go.
following: next, succeeding, upcoming
We met last Monday and then signed the contract the following week.
You will need to bring the following documents to the interview: your passport, your C.V. and your visa details.
a following: a group of fans
Delavigne perfumes have acquired quite a following, they're very popular!
Pronunciation examples
UK: Just follow me through this door please, sir.
US: I hate following orders.
- "Follow these pointers, and you'll soon look like the kind of man that people want to do business with."
- "Bruno : And Horatio "The Anaconda" Oléré, you'll be following drunken kung-fu school rules."
- "Vicar : Mr. Marron, you're not following the proper format at all."
- "Follow me!"
- "We have your laboratory surrounded by a team of 300 highly-trained military operatives, 17 Apache helicopters and 3 cats that followed us here."
- "Please, just shut your mouth and follow me."
- "If everyone will be so kind as to follow me, I will tell you exactly where Susie and Bruno are."
- "You eat dinner, then talk to him. Come on and follow me now!"
- "Follow me please."
- "Follow me please!"
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