Seguiría (en. Would continue)

[se-ɣi-'ɾi-a]

Meaning & Definition

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verb

Form of the verb seguir in the first or third person singular of the conditional.

If I had time, I would keep practicing.

Si tuviera tiempo, seguiría practicando.

Indicates an action that would take place in the future under certain conditions.

She would follow in his footsteps if she could.

Ella seguiría sus pasos si pudiera.

Expresses the intention to continue with something already started.

If the situation allows, I would continue working on the project.

Si la situación lo permite, seguiría trabajando en el proyecto.

It comes from the Latin 'sequi', which means to follow.

move forward

To continue along a path or process despite difficulties.

seguir adelante

go with the flow

To conform to what others say or do, usually to avoid conflicts.

seguir la corriente

not play along

Not to participate or support a situation or conversation.

no seguirle el juego

To continue on with something.

seguir

follow-up

The action of following something or someone.

seguimiento

followed

Something that is constant or occurs repeatedly.

seguido

An expression used to denote that someone doesn't stop for anything.

They are always going to keep going, no matter what happens.

Siempre va a seguiría, pase lo que pase.

Used among young people to refer to a person who keeps on their path without looking back.

That boy is like that, he will always keep going even if told otherwise.

Ese chico es así, siempre seguiría aunque le digan lo contrario.