proceed in Latin
proceed in Latin is prōcēdō — proceed means to move forward or continue on, especially after a pause.
proceed in Latin
prōcēdō
To move, pass, or go forward or onward; to advance; to carry on.
What does "proceed" mean?
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verb To move forward or continue on, especially after a pause.
"After a short break, the speaker proceeded to the next part of her talk."
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verb To take legal action against someone.
"The landlord threatened to proceed against the tenant if the rent stayed unpaid."
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proceed in a sentence
- After a short break, the speaker proceeded to the next part of her talk.
- Please proceed to gate 12 for boarding.
- The landlord threatened to proceed against the tenant if the rent stayed unpaid.
- If the builders ignore the contract, we may have to proceed against them.
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What is "proceed" in Latin?
"proceed" in Latin is prōcēdō. proceed means: To move forward or continue on, especially after a pause.
How do you use "proceed" in a sentence?
Example: "After a short break, the speaker proceeded to the next part of her talk." In Latin, "proceed" is prōcēdō.
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