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proceed(2) (iou)



proceed verb. LME.
[Old & mod. French proceder from Latin procedere, formed as PRO-1 + cedere go.]
verb intrans. Go or Travel forward, esp. after stopping or after reaching a certain point; resume one's movement or Travel. LME.
G. Greene After a short..conversation they proceeded..to a quiet and secluded restaurant.
verb intrans. Carry on, continue, or resume an activity or action, esp. in a specified manner (foll. by with the activity); spec. (without with) continue or resume speaking; adopt a course of action. LME.
Shakespeare Love's Labour's Lost The conqueror is dismay'd. Proceed, good Alexander. L. Steffens The man proceeded with his work quickly..without fear or pity. W. Golding I decided I must proceed on the principle of the use of least force.
b. Go on to do; advance to another action, subject, etc.; pass on from one point to another in a series. LME.
D. Brewster From the globular clusters of stars our author proceeds to the binary systems. Scotsman Banks are lending too much money to their customers who proceed to spend it.
c. Argue, debate. rare. LME-E18.
d. Deal with; act in some way, esp. judicially, with regard to. Now chiefly, institute legal action, take legal proceedings, (against). LME.
Observer The authorities empowered to proceed against litterers.
e. Carry on an action to a particular point; make some progress. Now rare exc. as passing into sense 2. M16.
f. Get on; prosper, fare. L16-L18.
a. verb intrans. Of an action, process, etc.: be carried on, take place; continue. LME.
G. B. Shaw The further municipalization of the gas industry is proceeding with great rapidity. R. Graves As the history proceeds the reader will be..ready to believe..I am hiding nothing.
b. verb trans. Cause to proceed; carry on, carry forward. LME-L18.
verb intrans. Go or come from or out of; arise, originate, result, be derived, (from). Formerly also, happen that or to. LME.
J. G. Cooper Despair..proceeds From loosen'd thoughts, and impious deeds. A. Jessopp The most sumptuous work that has ever proceeded from the Cambridge Press.
b. spec. Be the descendant of; be descended from. Long rare or obsolete. L15.
verb intrans. (foll. by to or with compl.). Advance in a university course from a first degree to a second or higher one; (now rare or obsolete) in the Inns of Court, advance or be admitted to the status of a barrister. LME.
b. verb trans. Advance to the status of, develop into. L16-E18.
proceeder noun a person who proceeds LME.

Huelva travel guide (tourism)


A Travel guide to the city of Huelva, Spain. Hotels, restaurants, flights, what to do and see in Huelva.