Rechercher
to follow
01
suivre
to move or travel behind someone or something
Intransitive
Transitive: to follow sb
1.1
suivre, accompagner
to accompany someone or something
1.2
suivre, accompagner
to go or move along a particular path, route, river, etc.
1.3
suivre
to go after a particular person to watch or monitor their actions
1.4
suivre
to pursue the direction or movement of someone or something
1.5
suivre, épouser
(of a path, road, etc.) to go in the same direction as something else or in parallel with something else
02
suivre, obéir
to act accordingly to someone or something's advice, commands, or instructions
Transitive: to follow an advice or command [adj]
2.1
suivre, adhérer à
to conform and adhere to the principles, practices, or guidelines established by someone or something
2.2
faire de même
to do the same as another person or thing
3.1
résulter, découler
to be a direct or logical consequence of something
3.2
suivre, continuer
to do a particular thing after something else
04
suivre, écouter attentivement
to pay great attention to someone or something by watching or listening
Transitive: to follow someone's actions or speech
4.1
suivre, s'abonner à
to subscribe to a person or organization's account on a social media platform to check everything that they post or publish
4.2
suivre, se suivre
(of a novel, movie, etc.) to be on the subject of the life or development of a particular person or thing
4.3
suivre, être attentif à
to take an interest in something and its development or progress
4.4
suivre, comprendre
to understand something such as an explanation, story, or the meaning of something
05
suivre, cliquer sur
to click on a particular link on the Internet
Transitive: to follow a link
06
travailler dans
to be in a certain occupation or profession
Transitive: to follow a profession
07
suivre, se dérouler
to happen or develop in a specific manner
Transitive: to follow sth
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Exemple
The team followed their leader up the mountain.
The procession moved slowly, and the crowd respectfully followed behind.
She entered the room, and her dog followed obediently.
The children giggled as they followed the leader in a game of "Simon says."
The car in front suddenly stopped, and I had to slam on the brakes to avoid following too closely.
