Cú đánh theo ( bi-a)

Nửa suất thêm (ở hàng ăn)

Đi theo sau

Theo nghề, làm nghề

to follow the sea

làm nghề thuỷ thủ

to follow the plough

làm nghề nông

Đi theo một con đường

Đi theo, đi hầu (ai)

Theo, theo đuổi

to follow a policy

theo một chính sách

to follow someone's example

theo gương người nào

Nghe kịp, hiểu kịp

he spoke so fast that I couldn't follow him

nó nói mau đến nỗi tôi không nghe kịp

Tiếp theo, kế theo

the lecture is followed by a concert

tiếp theo buổi nói chuyện có hoà nhạc

Theo dõi (tình hình...)

Đi theo, đi theo sau

Sinh ra, xảy đến

it must follow at the night the day

điều đó phải xảy ra như đêm phải tiếp tục theo ngày vậy

hence it follows that

do đó mà

to follow out

theo đuổi đến cùng

to follow up

theo miết, bám sát

Bồi thêm (một cú nữa)

as follows

như sau

the letter reads as follows

bức thư viết như sau

to follow like sheep

Xem sheep

to follow one's nose

Xem nose

to follow somebody like a shadow

o follow somebody like St Anthony pig

Theo ai như hình với bóng, lẽo đẽo theo ai

to follow the crowd

làm theo mọi người

to follow one's own bent

hành động theo sở thích

to follow in sb's footsteps

theo bước chân ai

V_ed : Followed

bị dẫn

theo

follow-up

theo sát

dõi theo

Go or come after or next; go or walk or tread or movebehind, bring up the rear, Colloq string or tag along: You goon ahead and I'll follow shortly. Please see the comments thatfollow. 2 adhere to, cleave to, support, believe in, accept,adopt, conform to, comply with, obey, be guided by, be modelledafter or on, observe, heed, mind, go along with, reflect,mirror, echo, imitate, copy, mimic, ape: This newspaper followsstrict party policy.

Attend, accompany, escort, go (along)with; serve: Mary's little lamb followed her everywhere.

Chase, pursue, dog, hunt (down), stalk, run down, track, trail,tail, trace, shadow: The detective swore to follow him to theends of the earth.

Succeed, supersede, step into the shoesof, take the place of, replace, supplant: Who followed HenryVIII on the throne?

Practise, pursue, engage in, carry on,occupy oneself with, apply or dedicate or devote oneself to,cultivate: After the war he followed a career as a teacher.

Result from, ensue, issue, flow, arise, develop: The conclusionfollows logically from the premise.

Understand, fathom,comprehend, get, grasp, see, catch, appreciate, take in, keep upwith, Colloq dig: Were you able to follow everything in thatlecture?

Watch, be a fan or aficionado of, pursue, take aninterest in, keep up with, keep abreast of, cheer or root for,admire: He follows international yacht racing.

Followthrough (on). persist or persevere, continue, perform, conclude,realize, consummate, pursue, carry out, see through, make good,discharge, adhere to, keep: I only hope she follows thisthrough and delivers the goods.

Follow up (on). a pursue,go after, track, investigate, pursue, check (out), check up(on), inquire, make inquiries, look into: MacGregor is verygood at following up on the most obscure references. b pursue,prosecute, reinforce, consolidate, support, buttress, augment,bolster, ensure: The Romans followed up their success with anattack on Olbia.

Tr. or (foll. by after) intr. go or come after (a personor thing proceeding ahead).

Tr. go along (a route, path,etc.).

Tr. & intr. come after in order or time (Nero followedClaudius; dessert followed; my reasons are as follows).

Tr.take as a guide or leader.

Tr. conform to (follow yourexample).

Tr. practise (a trade or profession).

Tr.undertake (a course of study etc.).

Tr. understand themeaning or tendency of (a speaker or argument).

Tr. maintainawareness of the current state or progress of (events etc. in aparticular sphere).

Tr. (foll. by with) provide with asequel or successor.

Intr. happen after something else;ensue.

Intr. a be necessarily true as a result of somethingelse. b (foll. by from) be a result of.

Tr. strive after;aim at; pursue (followed fame and fortune).

(of a cricketteam) have to bat again immediately after the first innings.follow-on n. an instance of this. follow out carry out; adhereprecisely to (instructions etc.). follow suit 1 Cards play acard of the suit led.

Conform to another persons actions.follow through 1 continue (an action etc.) to its conclusion.

Sport continue the movement of a stroke after the ball has beenstruck. follow-through n. the action of following through.follow up (foll. by with) 1 pursue, develop, supplement.

Makefurther investigation of. follow-up n. a subsequent orcontinued action, measure, experience, etc. [OE folgian f. Gmc]