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follow through
verbo transitivo con partícula
también:
- to f a project through (to the end) -> llevar a cabo un proyecto (hasta el final)
verbo intransitivo
1. llegar hasta el final
"follow through" in the Answers forum
| Q: | Need help with translation of "follow up" |
| A: | What exactly is follow up? To contact? Who is *they* here > that they Hacer un seguimiento de qué? to follow up, if this is the word, what exactly? |
| Q: | Why doesn't Biblia follow the intonation rules? |
| A: | If I recall correctly there is a rule about titles and uppercase letters that don't require accents. It is Biblia. |
| Q: | We will work with you and provide follow-up activities to ensure accountability. |
| A: | By the way, it may be of interest to know that the word accountability is one of the hardest words to translate into Japanese, too. Many discussions about… |
| Q: | " follow my lead" |
| A: | Janet, you really need to start giving context with your questions. It only takes a couple of extra minutes. In this case, again, the answer will vary… |
| Q: | Follow up on I love your beautiful smile question. |
| A: | HI ken, su is formal but often used in American countries for not so formal ocassions. tu is informal, especially used in Spain. Where is this pretty… |
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