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1 noudatella
• follow -
2 seurailla
• follow -
3 toiminnan seuranta(suurkoneen
• follow-up -
4 seurantarata
• follow up• follow• monitor -
5 seurata esimerkkiä
• follow the lead• follow suit -
6 jatkoneuvottelut
• follow-up negotiations -
7 jälkitilaus
• follow-up orderfinance, business, economy• repeat order -
8 muistutuskirje
• follow-up letter -
9 seurantakokous
• follow-up meeting -
10 seurantasäätö
• follow-up control• servo control• follower control• cascade control -
11 seurantatutkimus
• follow-up study -
12 tunnustaa maata
• follow suit -
13 jatkot
follow-up party -
14 harjoittaa
yks.nom. harjoittaa; yks.gen. harjoitan; yks.part. harjoitti; yks.ill. harjoittaisi; mon.gen. harjoittakoon; mon.part. harjoittanut; mon.ill. harjoitettiincarry on (verb)commit (verb)cultivate (verb)do (verb)drill (verb)exercise (verb)follow (verb)ply (verb)practice (verb)practise (verb)profess (verb)pursue (verb)rehearse (verb)train (verb)work (verb)* * *• ply• initiate• follow• exercise• engage in• drill• cultivate• do• practice• use• dril• practise• profess• prosecute• pursue• rehearse• schools• study• train• undertake• conjure• teach• carry on• break in• accustom• work• commit -
15 jatko
yks.nom. jatko; yks.gen. jatkon; yks.part. jatkoa; yks.ill. jatkoon; mon.gen. jatkojen; mon.part. jatkoja; mon.ill. jatkoihinaddition (noun)continuation (noun)extension (noun)follow-up (noun)lengthening-piece (noun)scarf (noun)sequel (noun)* * *• lengthening-piece• supplement• sequel• scarf• resumption• prolongation• lengthening• furtherance• follow-up• extention• extension• continuation• addition• maintenance -
16 myötäillä
yks.nom. myötäillä; yks.gen. myötäilen; yks.part. myötäili; yks.ill. myötäilisi; mon.gen. myötäilköön; mon.part. myötäillyt; mon.ill. myötäiltiinaccompany (verb)adopt (verb)follow (verb)run along (verb)* * *• accompany• adopt• conform to• follow• go with• run along -
17 noudattaa
yks.nom. noudattaa; yks.gen. noudatan; yks.part. noudatti; yks.ill. noudattaisi; mon.gen. noudattakoon; mon.part. noudattanut; mon.ill. noudatettiinadhere to (verb)agree (verb)comply with (verb)follow (verb)humor (verb)humour (verb)keep to (verb)obey (verb)observe (verb)pursue (verb)* * *• conform to• adhere to• act on• agree• comply with• fit• follow• go along• pursue• go by• observe• obey• keep to• keep along the line of• conform with -
18 seurata
yks.nom. seurata; yks.gen. seuraan; yks.part. seurasi; yks.ill. seuraisi; mon.gen. seuratkoon; mon.part. seurannut; mon.ill. seurattiinaccompany (verb)be a consequence of (verb)ensue (verb)ensue from (verb)follow (verb)observe (verb)pursue (verb)succeed (verb)watch (verb)* * *• observe• be the consequence• depend• derive• ensue from• ensue• follow• keep track• lurk for• obey• pursue• watch• succeed• result• trace something back to• be enclosed• lurk• take• be a consequence of• arise• accompany• be due to -
19 toinen
another (adje)another person (adje)different (adje)one (adje)other (adje)second (adje)secondary (adje)another (noun)follow-up (noun)other (noun)second (noun)else (adve)* * *• another• one• one another• one - the other• follow-up• other people• different• secondary• another person• else• other• others• second• some• the others• the other• 2nd• s -
20 aiheutua
yks.nom. aiheutua; yks.gen. aiheudun; yks.part. aiheutui; yks.ill. aiheutuisi; mon.gen. aiheutukoon; mon.part. aiheutunut; mon.ill. aiheuduttiinaccrue (verb)be caused (verb)be due to (verb)be induced by (verb)be occasioned by (verb)come from (verb)come out (verb)originate (verb)result (verb)rise (verb)* * *• be occasioned by• derive• rise• revolve around• result• result from• reckon on• pros and cons• originate• originate in• grow out of• follow from• be caused• accrue• come out• bank on• depend• be due to• be induced by• come from• count on• arise
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