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followers

noun, plural of follower (a follower, followers)

«followers» in the English dictionary: everyday and in Jewish tradition — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. Followers are people who support, believe in or copy a leader, team or idea. tree →
  2. On social media, followers are the people who choose to see your posts. tree →
  3. People or animals that come after or go after someone. tree →

In the lessons

Used in everyday life (social media followers), history and religion (followers of a teacher or leader), sport (fans). Phrases: «have many followers», «loyal followers», «a follower of fashion». Safety: do not share personal details with online followers you don't know.

Examples

  • The singer has millions of followers online. tree →
  • The leader's followers marched through the town. tree →
  • Ducklings are good followers of their mother. tree →
  • Be careful what you post — strangers may be followers. tree →
  • He is a follower, not a leader. tree →
  • The football club has loyal followers all over the world. tree →
  • His three followers watched him, waiting for orders. tree →

Note

Countable. From the verb «follow». Online follower counts can be large numbers; e.g. «2.5 million followers» = 2 500 000. Gaining 300 followers a week means after 4 weeks you gain 1 200.

In Jewish tradition

Used in everyday life (social media followers), history and religion (followers of a teacher or leader), sport (fans). Phrases: «have many followers», «loyal followers», «a follower of fashion». Safety: do not share personal details with online followers you don't know.

Note

Countable. From the verb «follow». Online follower counts can be large numbers; e.g. «2.5 million followers» = 2 500 000. Gaining 300 followers a week means after 4 weeks you gain 1 200.

On Mova

This page in Markdown → https://md.dictionary.elamur.ai/free/en/english/followers/