Seguia (en. Followed)

/seˈɣi.a/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Imperfect past of the verb seguir, indicating a continuous action in the past.

She was following the instructions to the letter.

Ella seguía las instrucciones al pie de la letra.

Indicates the continuity of a state or situation in the past.

Yesterday, at the party, everyone kept dancing despite the tiredness.

Ayer, en la fiesta, todos seguían bailando a pesar del cansancio.

Describes a fact or action that was unfolding in the past.

While he was on the train, he kept thinking about his future.

Mientras estaba en el tren, seguía pensando en su futuro.

From the Latin verb 'sequi', which means 'to follow'.

move forward

To continue progressing or advancing despite difficulties.

seguir adelante

go along with someone

To do what someone wants or follow their idea to avoid problems.

seguirle la corriente a alguien

play along

To accept the rules or behavior of a situation.

seguir el juego

seguir

To proceed or advance behind something or someone.

seguir

seguimiento

The action of following or continuing something.

seguimiento

seguidor

A person who follows the ideas or trends of another.

seguidor

To continue doing something that is difficult or laborious.

Despite the problems, he kept going with his project as if nothing was wrong.

A pesar de los problemas, él seguía con su proyecto como si nada.

To persevere in a problem or situation without giving up.

She continued in the race, even when she had difficult exams.

Ella seguía en la carrera, incluso cuando tenía exámenes difíciles.