proceed 音标拼音: [prəs'id] [pros'id] [pɚs'id]
vi .
进行;继续进行,继续下去;开始,着手,出发;发出,出于
进行;继续进行,继续下去;开始,着手,出发;发出,出於
proceed 继续进行
proceed v 1 :
continue talking ; "
I know it '
s hard ,"
he continued , "
but there is no choice "; "
carry on --
pretend we are not in the room " [
synonym : {
continue }, {
go on }, {
carry on }, {
proceed }]
2 :
move ahead ;
travel onward in time or space ; "
We proceeded towards Washington "; "
She continued in the direction of the hills "; "
We are moving ahead in time now " [
synonym : {
proceed },
{
go forward }, {
continue }]
3 :
follow a procedure or take a course ; "
We should go farther in this matter "; "
She went through a lot of trouble "; "
go about the world in a certain manner "; "
Messages must go through diplomatic channels " [
synonym : {
go }, {
proceed }, {
move }]
4 :
follow a certain course ; "
The inauguration went well "; "
how did your interview go ?" [
synonym : {
proceed }, {
go }]
5 :
continue a certain state ,
condition ,
or activity ; "
Keep on working !"; "
We continued to work into the night "; "
Keep smiling "; "
We went on working until well past midnight " [
synonym :
{
continue }, {
go on }, {
proceed }, {
go along }, {
keep }] [
ant :
{
discontinue }]
Proceed \
Pro *
ceed "\,
v .
i . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Proceeded };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Proceeding }.] [
F .
proc ['
e ]
der .
fr .
L .
procedere ,
processum ,
to go before ,
to proceed ;
pro forward cedere to move .
See {
Cede }.]
1 .
To move ,
pass ,
or go forward or onward ;
to advance ;
to continue or renew motion begun ;
as ,
to proceed on a journey .
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If thou proceed in this thy insolence . --
Shak .
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2 .
To pass from one point ,
topic ,
or stage ,
to another ;
as ,
to proceed with a story or argument .
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3 .
To issue or come forth as from a source or origin ;
to come from ;
as ,
light proceeds from the sun .
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I proceeded forth and came from God . --
John viii .
42 .
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It proceeds from policy ,
not love . --
Shak .
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4 .
To go on in an orderly or regulated manner ;
to begin and carry on a series of acts or measures ;
to act by method ;
to prosecute a design .
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He that proceeds upon other principles in his inquiry . --
Locke .
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5 .
To be transacted ;
to take place ;
to occur . [
Obs .]
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He will ,
after his sour fashion ,
tell you What hath proceeded worthy note to -
day . --
Shak .
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6 .
To have application or effect ;
to operate .
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This rule only proceeds and takes place when a person can not of common law condemn another by his sentence . --
Ayliffe .
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7 . (
Law )
To begin and carry on a legal process .
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Syn :
To advance ;
go on ;
continue ;
progress ;
issue ;
arise ;
emanate .
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Proceed \
Pro "
ceed \,
n .
See {
Proceeds }. [
Obs .] --
Howell .
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176 Moby Thesaurus words for "
proceed ":
accept ,
accrue from ,
act ,
act on ,
act upon ,
advance ,
arise ,
arise from ,
assume ,
attack ,
attempt ,
be contingent on ,
be due to ,
bear a hand ,
behave ,
box office ,
buckle to ,
bud from ,
carry on ,
come along ,
come from ,
come on ,
come out of ,
continue ,
cover ground ,
depend on ,
derive from ,
descend from ,
do ,
do something ,
do something about ,
elapse ,
emanate ,
emanate from ,
embark in ,
embark upon ,
emerge from ,
endeavor ,
endure ,
engage in ,
ensue from ,
enter on ,
enter upon ,
expire ,
fall into ,
fall to ,
fare ,
flit ,
flow ,
flow from ,
flow on ,
fly ,
follow from ,
forge ahead ,
function ,
gain ,
gain ground ,
gate ,
gather head ,
gather way ,
germinate from ,
get ahead ,
get along ,
get on ,
get under way ,
get with it ,
glide ,
go ,
go about ,
go ahead ,
go along ,
go at ,
go by ,
go fast ,
go forward ,
go in for ,
go into ,
go on ,
go on with ,
go upon ,
grow from ,
grow out of ,
hang on ,
have at ,
head ,
hie ,
hinge on ,
income ,
issue ,
issue forth ,
issue from ,
journey ,
lapse ,
last ,
launch forth ,
launch into ,
lay about ,
lift a finger ,
make ,
make good time ,
make head against ,
make headway ,
make progress ,
make progress against ,
make strides ,
make up leeway ,
maneuver ,
march ,
misbehave ,
move ,
move along ,
move forward ,
move into ,
operate ,
originate ,
originate in ,
pass ,
pass along ,
pass by ,
pass on ,
pitch into ,
play ,
plunge into ,
practice ,
press on ,
proceed from ,
proceed to ,
proceed with ,
proceeds ,
process ,
profits ,
progress ,
push on ,
receipts ,
renew ,
repair ,
resume ,
returns ,
rise ,
roll ,
roll on ,
run ,
run its course ,
run on ,
run out ,
serve ,
set about ,
set at ,
set forward ,
set going ,
set to ,
slide ,
slip ,
spring from ,
sprout from ,
start ,
stem ,
stem from ,
step forward ,
strike a blow ,
tackle ,
take ,
take a hand ,
take action ,
take measures ,
take on ,
take steps ,
take up ,
travel ,
turn on ,
turn to ,
undertake ,
venture upon ,
wend ,
work ,
yield
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