/ɑ̃.sɥit/
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Translation
then, next, afterwards
Word origin
From en ('in') plus suite ('sequence, following'). Suite derives from Vulgar Latin sequita, from Latin sequi ('to follow'). The word means 'next, afterwards'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- in + sequi
- English cognates
- sequence, sequel, suite
Examples
' , promener.
Eat first, then we will go for a walk.
, .
He called, then he arrived afterwards.
'- ?
What happened next?
' château, .
First we visit the castle, then the garden.
, .
Then he shut the door without a word.
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