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follower in Spanish

follower in Spanish is seguidor, seguidora, imitador — follower means a person who supports, admires, or adheres to the ideas of another person, movement, or belief.

follower in Spanish

seguidor
noun
(literally) One who follows, comes after another.
seguidor
noun
seguidora
noun
imitador
noun
An imitator, who follows another's example.

What does "follower" mean?

  1. noun A person who supports, admires, or adheres to the ideas of another person, movement, or belief.
    "The cult had thousands of devoted followers."
  2. noun A person who subscribes to another person's account on social media.
    "His follower count doubled after the video went viral."
  3. noun A mechanical part that receives motion from another moving part, as in an engine.
    "The cam follower wore down after years of use."
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follower in a sentence

  • The cult had thousands of devoted followers.
  • She was an early follower of the minimalist design movement.
  • His follower count doubled after the video went viral.
  • The cam follower wore down after years of use.

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What is "follower" in Spanish?

"follower" in Spanish is seguidor, seguidora, imitador. follower means: A person who supports, admires, or adheres to the ideas of another person, movement, or belief.

How do you use "follower" in a sentence?

Example: "The cult had thousands of devoted followers." In Spanish, "follower" is seguidor, seguidora, imitador.

Are there other ways to say "follower" in Spanish?

Yes — Spanish has 3 translations listed for "follower": seguidor, seguidora, imitador.

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