followup
Prononciation : [ˈfɑːloʊˌʌp]
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Contexte : « business »
(noun) a follow-up is a subsequent action or communication that comes after an initial event, like checking in after a meeting or a doctor's visit. It’s to make sure everything is going well or to find out more information.
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After our meeting last week, I sent a follow-up email to summarize what we discussed.
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I forgot to send a follow-up message, and I didn’t hear back from them.
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Did you get a follow-up from the doctor after your appointment?
Contexte : « business »
(verb) to follow up means to take further action after something has happened. It’s like when you check back with someone after an event or conversation to see how things are going.
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I will follow up with my instructor to see if my grades are ready.
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She didn’t follow up after her job interview, and she missed the chance for a second meeting.
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Will you follow up with the client tomorrow?
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