/sɥi.vɑ̃/
Translation
next, following
Word origin
The present participle of suivre ('to follow'), from Vulgar Latin sequere, from Latin sequi ('to follow').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- sequi
- English cognates
- sequence, sequel, suite
Grammar
Examples
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The next day, we left.
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Move on to the next one, please.
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Next person, I am in a hurry.
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The following week, he came back.
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