Übersetzungen

followedpartizip perfekt
Used attributively as the past participle of the verb 'follow'.
followedadjektiv
more followed
Komp.
most followed
Super.
UK
/ˈfɒl.əʊd/
US
/ˈfɑː.loʊd/
The followed events were unexpected and surprising.
Последующие события были неожиданными и удивительными.
followverb

followed

Präteritum

followed
Präteritum
followed
Partizip Perfekt
following
Gerundium
UK
/ˈfɒləʊ/
US
/ˈfɑloʊ/
I will follow the instructions carefully.
Я буду следовать инструкциям внимательно.
идти за
The dog will follow its owner everywhere.
Собака будет идти за своим хозяином повсюду.
The detective decided to follow the suspect.
Детектив решил преследовать подозреваемого.
I decided to follow her on social media.
Я решил подписаться на неё в социальных сетях.

Definitionen

followedpartizip perfekt
Having been trailed, pursued, or watched by someone.
The followed suspect tried to shake off the detectives.
followedadjektiv
Having been pursued or tracked.
The followed animal eventually found a place to hide.
Adhered to or observed, as in rules or instructions.
The followed guidelines ensured the project's success.
Widely popular or having a large number of followers, especially on social media.
She is the most followed influencer on Instagram.
followverb
To go or come after a person or thing moving ahead.
The dog followed its owner down the street.
To act according to an instruction or precept.
Please follow the instructions carefully to complete the task.
To accept the authority of or give allegiance to a leader or cause.
Many people followed the charismatic leader during the campaign.
To understand or comprehend the meaning or logic of something.
I couldn't follow the plot of the movie; it was too complicated.
To watch or monitor the progress or development of something.
She followed the news closely to stay informed about the election.
To come after something in time, order, or sequence; to occur or appear subsequently.
Applause followed the conclusion of the speech.
To engage in (a trade, profession, or calling) as one's occupation.
After university, she decided to follow a career in engineering.