How is the word siguiente translated from Spanish to English

Que viene justo después de este.

Coming next after this one.

adjective
English translation
following

Examples with “siguiente”

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  • Nos volvimos a ver al día siguiente. We met again the following day.

  • El grupo tiene una gran base de seguidores en Europa. The band has a large following in Europe.

  • ¿Podríamos pasar la reunión al lunes siguiente? Could we move the meeting to the following Monday?

  • Su blog de cocina creó rápido una base de seguidores fiel. Her cooking blog built a loyal following fast.

  • Se espera lluvia los dos días siguientes. Rain is expected on the following two days.

  • ¿Cómo lograste esa base de seguidores en internet? How did you gain such a following online?

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FAQ about “siguiente”

How is “siguiente” translated from Spanish?
“siguiente” translates into English as “following”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “siguiente” mean?
Meaning of “siguiente”: Que viene justo después de este. In English — “following”.
What part of speech is “siguiente”?
“siguiente” is an adjective.
Where can I see examples with “siguiente”?
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