Meanings
- follow; chase; go afterTo chase or follow someone.
- result inTo come out as a result of a certain thing.
- benchmark; follow the example ofTo do the same thing as a predecessor.
Examples from Lessons (2)
If a specific premise is given in the preceding sentence, then a logical conclusion naturally follows accordingly.
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After a meeting ends, follow-up measures requesting a final review from the executive board must follow to enable efficient work progress.
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