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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈfɒləʊɪŋ/
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• Northumbria: /ˈfɒləɪn/
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• General-American: /ˈfɑloʊɪŋ/
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• US: Recorded audio is listed in the source snapshot.
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• CMU ARPABET: F AA1 L OW0 IH0 NG Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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By surface analysis, follow + -ing.

119 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: تَالٍ (tālin) — next in sequence or time
• Arabic: التَّالِي (at-tālī) — next in sequence or time
• Armenian: հաջորդ (haǰord) — next in sequence or time
• Armenian: հետեւյալ (hetewyal) — next in sequence or time
• Belarusian: насту́пны (nastúpny) — next in sequence or time
• Bulgarian: сле́дващ (slédvašt) — next in sequence or time
• Catalan: següent — next in sequence or time
• Chinese Mandarin: 下列 (xiàliè) — next in sequence or time
• Chinese Mandarin: 下 (xià) — next in sequence or time
• Czech: následující — next in sequence or time
• Danish: følgende — next in sequence or time
• Danish: næste — next in sequence or time
• Danish: påfølgende — next in sequence or time
• Dutch: volgende — next in sequence or time
• Esperanto: sekva — next in sequence or time
• Esperanto: sekvinta — next in sequence or time
• Esperanto: sekvanta — next in sequence or time
• Finnish: seuraava — next in sequence or time
• French: suivant — next in sequence or time
• German: folgend — next in sequence or time
• German: anschließend — next in sequence or time
• German: nachstehend — next in sequence or time
• Greek: ακόλουθος (akólouthos) — next in sequence or time
• Greek: κάτωθι (kátothi) — next in sequence or time
• Ancient Greek: ἀκόλουθος (akólouthos) — next in sequence or time
• Hungarian: következő — next in sequence or time
• Interlingua: sequente — next in sequence or time
• Italian: seguente — next in sequence or time
• Latin: sequens — next in sequence or time
• Latin: deinceps — next in sequence or time
• Latin: posterus — next in sequence or time
• Macedonian: следен (sleden) — next in sequence or time
• Norwegian Bokmål: følgende — next in sequence or time
• Norwegian Bokmål: påfølgende — next in sequence or time
• Plautdietsch: näakjst — next in sequence or time
• Polish: następny — next in sequence or time
• Polish: następujący — next in sequence or time
• Portuguese: seguinte — next in sequence or time
• Russian: сле́дующий (slédujuščij) — next in sequence or time
• Slovak: nasledujúci — next in sequence or time
• Spanish: siguiente — next in sequence or time
• Swedish: följande — next in sequence or time
• Swedish: påföljande — next in sequence or time
• Tibetan: རྗེས་མ (rjes ma) — next in sequence or time
• Turkish: ertesi — next in sequence or time
• Ottoman Turkish: تالی (tali) — next in sequence or time
• Ukrainian: насту́пний (nastúpnyj) — next in sequence or time
• Armenian: հետեւյալ (hetewyal) — about to be specified
• Bulgarian: сле́ден (sléden) — about to be specified
• Catalan: següent — about to be specified
• Danish: næste — about to be specified
• Esperanto: jena — about to be specified
• Finnish: seuraava — about to be specified
• French: suivant — about to be specified
• French: ci-après — about to be specified
• Georgian: შემდეგი (šemdegi) — about to be specified
• Georgian: შემდგომი (šemdgomi) — about to be specified
• German: folgend — about to be specified
• German: nachstehend — about to be specified
• Greek: εξής (exís) — about to be specified
• Greek: ακόλουθος (akólouthos) — about to be specified
• Hungarian: következő — about to be specified
• Hungarian: alábbi — about to be specified
• Icelandic: eftirfarandi — about to be specified
• Japanese: 次のもの — about to be specified
• Norwegian Bokmål: følgende — about to be specified
• Portuguese: seguinte — about to be specified
• Russian: сле́дующий (slédujuščij) — about to be specified
• Spanish: próximo — about to be specified
• Spanish: siguiente — about to be specified
• Tibetan: གཤམ་གསལ (gsham gsal) — about to be specified
• Turkish: müteakkip — about to be specified
• Turkish: sonraki — about to be specified
• Bulgarian: попъ́тен (popǎ́ten) — wind blowing in the direction of travel
• Finnish: myötäinen — wind blowing in the direction of travel
• French: favorable — wind blowing in the direction of travel
• German: folgend — wind blowing in the direction of travel
• Greek: ούριος (oúrios) — wind blowing in the direction of travel
• Russian: попу́тный (popútnyj) — wind blowing in the direction of travel
• Bulgarian: свита (svita) — a group of followers
• Danish: følge — a group of followers
• Esperanto: adeptaro — a group of followers
• Finnish: kannattajakunta — a group of followers
• French: mouvance — a group of followers
• German: Anhänger — a group of followers
• German: Anhängerschaft — a group of followers
• German: Gefolge — a group of followers
• German: Gefolgschaft — a group of followers
• German: Fangemeinde — a group of followers
• Greek: ακολουθία (akolouthía) — a group of followers
• Greek: συνοδεία (synodeía) — a group of followers
• Greek: κοινό (koinó) — a group of followers
• Ancient Greek: ἀκολουθία (akolouthía) — a group of followers
• Russian: аудито́рия (auditórija) — a group of followers
• Swedish: följe — a group of followers
• Swedish: anhängare — a group of followers
• Hungarian: alábbiak — a thing or things to be mentioned immediately after
• Korean: 팔로잉 (palloing) — an account which is followed
• Russian: фолло́винг (follóving) — an account which is followed
• Arabic: بَعْد (baʕd) — subsequent to
• Arabic: بعد (baʕd) — subsequent to
• Bulgarian: след (sled) — subsequent to
• Danish: efter — subsequent to
• Esperanto: sekvante — subsequent to
• Finnish: jälkeen — subsequent to
• French: après — subsequent to
• French: postérieurement à — subsequent to
• French: à la suite de — subsequent to
• Georgian: შემდგომ (šemdgom) — subsequent to
• Georgian: შემდეგ (šemdeg) — subsequent to
• German: folgend — subsequent to
• German: nach — subsequent to
• Greek: κατόπιν (katópin) — subsequent to
• Greek: ακολούθως (akoloúthos) — subsequent to
• Polish: w ślad za — subsequent to
• Polish: automatycznie — subsequent to
• Polish: automatem — subsequent to
• Polish: z automatu — subsequent to
• Swedish: efter — subsequent to