proceed

proceed
prə'si:d, 'prousi:d
verb
1) (to go on; to continue: They proceeded along the road; They proceeded with their work.) proseguir, continuar; avanzar
2) (to follow a course of action: I want to make a cupboard, but I don't know how to proceed.) proceder; actuar
3) (to begin (to do something): They proceeded to ask a lot of questions.) empezar (a)
4) (to result: Fear often proceeds from ignorance.) provenir de
5) (to take legal action (against): The police decided not to proceed against her.) proceder contra
- proceeds
proceed vb seguir adelante / continuar
do you wish to proceed with the deal? ¿quiere seguir adelante con el trato?
proceed
tr[prə'siːd]
intransitive verb
1 (continue) seguir, continuar
she then proceeded to complain about my driving entonces pasó a quejarse de mi manera de conducir
we decided to proceed with the plan as agreed decidimos seguir con el plan tal y como habíamos acordado
2 (progress) marchar
3 formal use (go along) avanzar, circular; (go towards) dirigirse a
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to proceed against somebody proceder contra alguien
proceed [pro'si:d] vi
1) : proceder
to proceed to do something: proceder a hacer algo
2) continue: continuar, proseguir, seguir
he proceeded to the next phase: pasó a la segunda fase
3) advance: avanzar
as the conference proceeded: mientras seguía avanzando la conferencia
the road proceeds south: la calle sigue hacia el sur
proceed
v.
continuar v.
marchar v.
preceder v.
proceder v.
seguir v.
seguir adelante v.
prəʊ'siːd, prə-, prə'siːd, prəʊ-
intransitive verb
1) (move forward) (frml) \<\<person/vehicle\>\> avanzar*

I was proceeding along King Street when ... — circulaba por King Street cuando ...

please proceed to gate five — les rogamos se dirijan a la puerta número cinco

to proceed on one's way — seguir* adelante

2) (continue) continuar*

proceed, Mr Thomas — continúe, Sr. Thomas

to proceed TO something — pasar a algo

to proceed (WITH something) — seguir* adelante (con algo)

to proceed to + INF: she proceeded to tell us why pasó a explicarnos por qué; he threatened to resign, then proceeded to do just that — amenazó con dimitir e ipso facto lo hizo

3) (act) (frml) proceder
4) (progress) marchar
5) (take legal action) (frml)

to proceed AGAINST somebody — demandar a alguien

[prǝ'siːd]
1. VI
1) frm (=go) [person, vehicle] avanzar; [plan, project] desarrollarse; [events] transcurrir

he was proceeding along the road — avanzaba por la calle

things are proceeding according to plan — las cosas se están desarrollando conforme estaban previstas

the march proceeded without incident — la marcha transcurrió sin incidentes

2) (=go on, continue) seguir, continuar

proceed! — ¡siga!, ¡continúe!, ¡proceda! frm

to proceed on one's way — seguir or continuar su camino

before we proceed any further — antes de seguir adelante

to proceed to sth: let us proceed to the next item — pasemos al siguiente punto

to proceed to blows — llegar a las manos (to place)

we proceeded to London — proseguimos viaje a Londres

we proceeded to the bar — nos dirigimos al bar

to proceed to do sth — pasar a hacer algo

she proceeded to outline my duties — pasó a hacerme un esquema de mis obligaciones

he proceeded to drink the lot — acto seguido comenzó a bebérselo todo

to proceed with sth — seguir adelante con algo

they did not proceed with the charges against him — no siguieron adelante con los cargos contra él

proceed with your work — sigan con su trabajo

3) (=act) proceder, obrar

we should proceed with caution — debemos proceder or obrar con precaución

4) frm (=arise)

to proceed from sth, sounds proceeded from the box — unos ruidos procedían or provenían or venían de la caja

this proceeds from ignorance — esto proviene de la ignorancia

5) (Jur)

to proceed against sb — demandar a algn

2.
VT (=say) proseguir

"well," she proceeded — -bueno -prosiguió

* * *
[prəʊ'siːd, prə-, prə'siːd, prəʊ-]
intransitive verb
1) (move forward) (frml) \<\<person/vehicle\>\> avanzar*

I was proceeding along King Street when ... — circulaba por King Street cuando ...

please proceed to gate five — les rogamos se dirijan a la puerta número cinco

to proceed on one's way — seguir* adelante

2) (continue) continuar*

proceed, Mr Thomas — continúe, Sr. Thomas

to proceed TO something — pasar a algo

to proceed (WITH something) — seguir* adelante (con algo)

to proceed to + INF: she proceeded to tell us why pasó a explicarnos por qué; he threatened to resign, then proceeded to do just that — amenazó con dimitir e ipso facto lo hizo

3) (act) (frml) proceder
4) (progress) marchar
5) (take legal action) (frml)

to proceed AGAINST somebody — demandar a alguien


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