proceed to — to continue with or begin to do something, especially after stopping or pausing
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: to continue with or begin to do something, especially after stopping or pausing
Pronunciation (IPA): /prəˈsiːd tuː/
Korean meaning: 계속하다, 진행하다, ~로 이동하다
Korean pronunciation: 프러**시**드 투
Example Sentences
- The teacher asked everyone to proceed to the cafeteria in an orderly fashion.
- After eating 10 hamburgers, he proceeded to order dessert because 'there's always room for ice cream.'
- Please proceed to gate 15 for boarding.
proceed to
NOUN//prəˈsiːd tuː//
to continue with or begin to do something, especially after stopping or pausing
to continue with or begin to do something, especially after stopping or pausing
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Origin
From Latin 'procedere,' formed by combining 'pro-' (forward) and 'cedere' (to go or yield). The term entered Middle English through Old French and has been used since the 14th century to mean moving forward or continuing with an action.
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“The teacher asked everyone to proceed to the cafeteria in an orderly fashion.”
“After eating 10 hamburgers, he proceeded to order dessert because 'there's always room for ice cream.'”
“Please proceed to gate 15 for boarding.”
“The meeting will proceed to the Q&A session after the presentation.”
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