英语词汇“proceed”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	proceed
释义	pro·ceed I. \prōˈsēd, prəˈs-\ intransitive verb (-ed/-ing/-s) Etymology: Middle English proceden, proceeden, from Middle French proceder, from Latin procedere, from pro- before, forward, forth + cedere to go, proceed — more at pro-, cede 1. : issue: as a. : to come forth from a usually specified place or thing < his lips began to form some words, though no sound proceeded from them — Charles Dickens > b. : to come into being : take origin : originate < assuring her that his seeming inattention had only proceeded from his being involved in a profound meditation — T.L.Peacock > c. : to come forth by way of descent from a specified parent or ancestor < a family that proceeds from a long line of royalty > 2. : continue: as a. (1) : to go on (as after a pause or an interruption) with what has been begun : go forward from a point already arrived at : go ahead < let us proceed with the examination of our second main question — W.J.Reilly > < said he would proceed only when there was silence > (2) : to go on with one's movement or traveling : go forward on one's way : make one's way forward < had proceeded to the Polish capital — Current Biography > < proceeded from one city to another > < proceeded into the next room > (3) : to go on with what one is saying or writing : move along with the thread of one's discourse or the development of one's ideas b. : to go on from one point to another : move along from one part of a series or sequence of things to another : pass along in an orderly regulated way usually decided upon in advance < later we shall proceed to a detailed discussion of the various parts of the country — P.E.James > 3. a. : to begin and carry on some action, process, or movement : set out on a course < proceeded to wage the bloodiest war in history — M.W.Straight > < proceeded to walk up and down the big and half-lit chamber — William Black > < proceeded to examine his new acquaintance — W.M.Thackeray > b. : to deal with something or act toward something in a particular way < proceed rather harshly with themselves > c. (1) : to go to law : take legal action : enter upon a lawsuit < threatened to proceed against him > : engage in legal prosecution < decided to proceed against war criminals in a more thorough fashion — R.G.Neumann > (2) : to carry on a legal action or process < the courts are now proceeding with the case > 4. a. (1) : to become progressively effected or moved toward completion < the job proceeded in the eerie glow of portable floodlights — E.J.Long > < an understanding of how lawmaking proceeds — F.A.Ogg & Harold Zink > (2) : to be in the process of being done, accomplished, or furthered : be under way < negotiations now proceeding in the printing trade — Jack Morpurgo > b. obsolete : happen, occur < he will … tell you what hath proceeded worthy note today — Shakespeare > 5. Britain a. : to graduate as the recipient of an indicated academic degree usually higher than a B.A. < had proceeded M.A. at the age of 18 — Times. Literary Supplement > b. : to work toward an academic degree < undergraduates proceeding to a degree in the university — University of Toronto Cat. > 6. a. : to move along on a particular course or in a particular way or direction or toward a particular thing : move on : go along : advance < her thinking probably does not proceed exactly this way — S.L.Payne > < as the conference proceeded — Vera M. Dean > < the highway proceeds due south through a prosperous farm country — American Guide Series: Michigan > : make progress < proceeding steadily towards the beginning of a truly national literature — Report: (Canadian) Royal Commission on National Development > < the organization of towns proceeded rapidly under his jurisdiction — W.E.Stevens > b. archaic : to make out : get along : fare < make inquiry what family he has, and how they proceed — Samuel Johnson > Synonyms: see spring II. \ˈprōˌsēd\ noun (-s) archaic : proceeds
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