seguir

Meaning

1. to follow, come after
2. to keep; to continue

Pronounced as (IPA)

[seˈɣiɾ]

Etymology

Inherited from Latin: sequor

In summary

From Old Galician-Portuguese seguir, from Vulgar Latin *sequīre, from deponent Classical Latin sequī.

Sentences

Liches a noticia? Xa non imos poder seguir co noso plan.

Have you read the news? We are no longer going to be able to go ahead with our plan.

As demais obrigaron aos seus traballadores a seguir coas súas quendas.

The others forced their workers to continue with their shifts.

E ¿ que queremos seguir facendo en Galicia ?

What do we want to continue to do in Mexico?

Sigan por ese camiño , nós imos seguir traballando polos galegos .

If we continue on this path, we will continue to work for the Greeks.

Antes de seguir adiante , Laura apalpou a campeira á procura do atado de cigarros.

Before moving on, Laura tapped the waitress in search of the cigarette binder.