"follow" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

follow + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 319

follow suit • follow orders • follow procedures • follow reports • follow standards • follow one's lead • follow one's instructions • ...

czasownik + follow

Kolokacji: 60

beckon to follow • fail to follow • refuse to follow • tend to follow • continue to follow • try to follow • choose to follow • ...

follow + przyimek

Kolokacji: 72

follow up • follow by • follow out • follow behind • follow along • ...

follow + przymiotnik/przysłówek

Kolokacji: 128

closely follow • immediately follow • quickly follow • follow shortly • follow behind • simply follow • generally follow • follow directly • ...

Kolokacji: 37

1. closely follow = blisko nastąp closely follow

2. immediately follow = bezpośrednio nastąp immediately follow

3. quickly follow = szybko nastąp quickly follow

4. follow shortly = nastąp wkrótce follow shortly

5. generally follow = ogólnie nastąp generally follow

6. follow behind = nastąp z tyłu follow behind

7. simply follow = po prostu nastąp simply follow

8. follow directly = nastąp bezpośrednio follow directly

9. follow later = nastąp później follow later

10. follow slowly = nastąp wolno follow slowly

11. necessarily follow = koniecznie nastąp necessarily follow

But good government has not necessarily followed from greater democracy.
Unfortunately, the one does not necessarily follow from the other.
But however well prepared the mind, the eye does not necessarily follow.
"This does not necessarily follow; and now I must leave."
However, it does not necessarily follow that the latter play will be better than the former.
"Although one does not necessarily follow the other as fact, it would be worth pursuing."
"We who are outside the norm do not necessarily follow it."
Some might argue it doesn't necessarily follow that a coach who can't, isn't able to be a success given the resources.
Poor countries need wealth, without necessarily following the path taken by the industrial world.
Does it necessarily follow from this that Truth is impaired?