Related topics: Newspapers, printing, publishing follow-up ˈfollow-up 1 Two days later they followed this up with the first woman in space.I shall certainly be following this matter up with the council when I meet it shortly.Labour is calling on John Major to follow it up with cuts of his own.It followed the attack up with a vicious peck just above the other bird's beak.They mentioned that you and Anna walked a hundred miles and that you were following it up with a heavy date.And I'd thought to follow it up with a gourmet meal somewhere.I followed this up with a fax to the national coach.Stumbling a little, she followed him up the steps and across the moonlit terrace into the palazzo.

I said, and followed her up the stairs.Meekly he followed Drumhead up the sandy embankment toward the willow grove.The crew helped the passengers disembark, then followed them up the gangway.You can then follow that up by submitting completed Scorecard information to be independently benchmarked.The victory at Sluys enhanced Edward's military prestige, but he was unable to follow it up.→ follow-up 2 → follow → See Verb table Examples from the Corpus follow up This experiment was quickly followed up by others using different forms of the drug. 2 ADD to do something in addition to what you have already done in order to make it more likely to succeed → follow-up with If there is no response to your press release, follow it up with a phone call. From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English follow something ↔ up phrasal verb 1 DO to find out more information about something and take action if necessary The police take people’s statements and then follow them up.

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