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follow someone up and follow up (on someone) to check on the work that someone has done. I have to follow Sally up and make sure she did everything right. I follow up Sally, checking on her work. I'll follow up on her. follow something up and follow up (on something) 1. to check something out; to find out more about something. Would you please follow this lead up? It might be important. Please follow up this lead. I'll follow up on it. Yes, please follow up. 2. to make sure that something was done the way it was intended. Please follow this up. I want it done right. Please follow up this business. I'll follow up on it. follow up (on something) 1. to act on something Some students said they were going to collect clothing, but they didn't follow up. You have to follow up on your application. 2. to discover more about something I'd like to follow up on Rita's question because I'm not sure I understood your answer to her. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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At the conclusion of the program, you may want to give the participants your contact information, especially if you were unable to answer a question or promised to follow up on something. Bush today will be going to follow up on something she did back in October, on her visit here. |
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