Dutch Meaning of follow-ups
opvolgers
Other Dutch words related to opvolgers
Nearest Words of follow-ups
- follows through (with) => volgt door (met)
- follows => volgt
- followings => volgers
- following through (with) => doorzetten (met)
- followership => volgerschap
- followed through (with) => gevolgd (met)
- follow through (with) => doorvoeren (met)
- folktales => sprookjes
- folksiness => gemoedelijkheid
- folklores => volksverhalen
Definitions and Meaning of follow-ups in English
follow-ups
to pursue in an effort to take further action, to follow with something similar, related, or supplementary, to seek more details about, maintenance of contact with or reexamination of a person (such as a patient) especially following treatment, to maintain contact with (a person) so as to monitor the effects of earlier activities or treatments, maintenance of contact with a patient at one or more designated intervals following diagnosis or treatment especially to examine again or monitor the progress of therapy, to maintain contact with (a patient) at one or more designated intervals following diagnosis or treatment especially to examine again or monitor the progress of therapy, to take appropriate action, the act or an instance of following up, an instance of such contact, done, conducted, or administered in the course of following up persons, to follow with something similar, related, or additional, a news story presenting new information on a story published earlier, something that follows up, of, relating to, or being something that follows up
FAQs About the word follow-ups
opvolgers
to pursue in an effort to take further action, to follow with something similar, related, or supplementary, to seek more details about, maintenance of contact w
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Introducties,Inleidingen,voorwoorden,prologen,prologen
follows through (with) => volgt door (met), follows => volgt, followings => volgers, following through (with) => doorzetten (met), followership => volgerschap,
