follow-up [ˈfɒləʊˈʌp]
noun
(further action) seguimiento; (m)to de; (continuation) continuación; (f)to de subsequent follow-up is an essential part of the program un seguimiento posterior es parte fundamental del programa
Writing assignments complement lectures and are done in follow-up workshops the story made the Evening News with follow-up reports the next two days
this is a follow-up to the meeting held last Sunday esto es la continuación de la reunión celebrada el domingo
Mel Gibson has ruled out plans for a follow-up to his movie Lethal Weapon 3 the film was made in the US in 1939 with Anouk Aimee (a sort of follow-up to Lola as well as a portrait of America during the hippy era) as a follow-up of these developments, many other things happened if we don't make any follow-ups to the mailshot, we won't get so much business
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follow-up appointment (n) (with doctor, dentist, vet) revisión; (f)
follow-up (phone) call (n) (Telec) llamada de reiteración; (f)
follow-up care (n) (postoperative) atención pos(t)operatoria; (f) (following initial treatment) seguimiento clínico; (m) patients who are released too early from hospital with no follow-up care
follow-up interview (n) entrevista complementaria; (f)
follow-up letter (n) carta recordatoria; (f) If a customer points out that he is having trouble comparing and deciding upon one of several plans your company offers, write a simple follow-up letter comparing the plans for him After you leave the clinic, you receive follow-up telephone calls and letters
follow-up study (n) estudio de seguimiento; (m) a follow-up study of rape survivors - subsequent study to see whether developments/changes have occurred Follow-up studies are also very important to observe and note changes in the personality makeup of the children as they grow up the Population Council should have done follow-up studies on women who first used the device more than 10 years ago
follow-up survey (n) investigación complementaria; (f) This was confirmed in a follow-up survey of more than 15,000 respondents who again stated that a desire for more control over their own lives as one of the primary concerns
follow-up treatment (n) (postoperative) tratamiento pos(t)operatorio; (m) (following initial treatment) tratamiento complementario; (m) Her follow-up treatment included chemotherapy
follow-up visit (n) (inspection) visita de inspección comprobación; (f)or (Med) revisión; (f) A follow-up visit is necessary to make sure the bacteria are gone he asked me to check up on his progress and adjustment with his teachers. And I've recently done a follow-up visit to the school at Mrs Tomlinson's request
