suivre
| des
| cours
| suivre | |
| gen. | track; monitor |
| comp., MS | trace; track; follow |
| law | follow; trace |
| patents. | obey |
| transp. | attend |
| DE | |
| polit. loc.name. | Del; Delaware |
| Dé | |
| earth.sc. | Dec |
| dé | |
| agric. | cement footing |
| chem. | cube |
| earth.sc. | dee |
| hobby | dice |
| med. | d frame |
| tech. met. | thimble |
| dés | |
| gen. | dice |
| cours | |
| ed. | teaching period |
| ed. lab.law. | period of probation; period of training; stage; training opportunity; training scheme |
| fin. | quoted value |
| geogr. | course |
| med. | course of disease; development |
noun | verb | adjective | to phrases
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| run,to | |||
| to run with | |||
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| comply with | |||
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| track; to monitor | |||
| to take place; to happen | |||
| trace | |||
| trace (To execute a program in such a way that the sequence of statements being executed can be observed); track (To follow the flow of information; to monitor progress); follow (To track content, people or other entities by adding them to a list of things that you care about and for which you would like to surface updates about changes and activities) | |||
| to follow; to trace | |||
| obey | |||
| follow | |||
| attend | |||
| follow-up; keep up with | |||
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suivre : 408 phrases in 49 subjects |