See Also: proceed(2)(dictionary)
proceed(1)(dictionary)
proceed(dictionary)
Herbal medicine (botanical medicine, herbology, phytomedicine)(health)
Hallux(health)
hallux(medicine)
hallux(dictionary)
hallux varus(medicine)
hallux valgus(medicine)
hallux rigidus(medicine)

hallux malleus (medicine) and proceed (oh)


hallux malleus (medicine)


hallux malleus
Hammer toe involving the first toe.


proceed (oh)



[Date: 1300-1400; Language: Old French; Origin: proceder, from Latin procedere 'to go forward']
formal to continue to do something that has already been planned or started
-see also proceeds proceeds proceed with
::The government was determined to proceed with the election.
::Before proceeding further, we must define our terms.
formal to continue
::Work is proceeding according to plan .
proceed to do sth
to do something after doing something else first - used sometimes to express surprise or annoyance
::Sammy took off his coat and proceeded to undo his boots.
[always +adverb/preposition] formal to move in a particular direction
proceed to/towards/into etc
::Passengers for Miami should proceed to gate 25.
proceed against [proceed against sb] phr v
to begin a legal case against someone
proceed from [proceed from sth] phr v
to happen or exist as a result of something
::ideas that proceed from a disturbed state of mind
proceed to [proceed to sth] phr v
if you proceed to the next part of an activity, job etc, you do or take part in the next part of it
-synonym go on to go on to
::players who proceed to the finals of the competition
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HINT
Do not confuse proceed and precede, which have different meanings and slightly different pronunciations.