[1941] ensue

[보카길라잡이]

intr.v. en·sued, en·su·ing, en·sues

1. To follow as a consequence or result. See Synonyms at follow.
2. To take place subsequently.

ensue

v : issue or terminate (in a specified way, state, etc.); end; "result in tragedy" [syn: result]

Synonyms: follow, succeed, ensue, result, supervene
These verbs mean to come after something or someone.

Follow, which has the widest application, can refer to coming after in time or order, as a consequence or result, or by the operation of logic: Night follows day. He disregarded doctor's orders, and a relapse followed. Because she decries violence, it follows that she won't carry a gun.

To succeed is to come next after another, especially in planned order determined by considerations such as rank, inheritance, or election: The heir apparent succeeded to the throne.

Ensue usually applies to what is a consequence or logical development: After the government was toppled, chaos ensued.

Result implies that what follows is caused by what has preceded: Failure to file an income tax return can result in a fine.

Supervene, in contrast, refers to something that is often unexpected and that has little relation to what has preceded: “A bad harvest supervened” (Charlotte Bront?.

[마스터현태]

ensue vi 뒤이어 일어나다. ;~의 결과로서 일어나다.

[정사랑]

뒤이어 일어나다, ~의 결과로서 일어나다.