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prō-cēdō <cēdere, cessī, cessum>

1.

procedo
vorwärts gehen, schreiten, hervortreten, -gehen, -kommen [ e (de) castris pedibus aequis; alci obviam o. obvius; foribus foras; ad litus; in (ad) forum; ex portu auslaufen ]
procedere visum (m. Sup.)
hinausgehen, um zuzuschauen

2. MILIT

procedo
ausrücken, vorrücken, marschieren [ ad dimicandum; in aciem ]
agmen procedit

3.

procedo
öffentl. erscheinen, hervortreten, auftreten, sich zeigen [ ornato capillo; in medium unter die Menge treten; in contionem in der Volksversammlung auftreten ]

4. Tac. (von Äußerungen)

procedo
entfahren
voces inconsultae procedebant

5. (v. Sachen)

procedo übtr
vorrücken, weiterkommen
magna pars libri processerat
procedente opere
procedunt vineae

6.

procedo
weitergehen, bis zu einem Punkt kommen, sich versteigen [ liberius altiusque über sein Thema hinausgehen; eo magnitudinis bis zu dem Grade ]
eo ira processit, ut

7. (v. Personen)

procedo
Fortschritte machen, vorankommen, es bringen zu, steigen (in etw.: in m. Abl o. bl. Abl) [ in philosophia; honoribus longius ]
ad summos honores procedere

8. (v. der Zeit)

procedo
fortschreiten, verstreichen
multum diei processerat
procedente tempore (procedentibus annis)
im Verlauf

9.

procedo
(fort)dauern, fortlaufen
stipendia alci procedunt

10.

procedo
Erfolg haben, (gut) vonstatten gehen
parum procedit consuli res
venenum non processerat
medicina processit
consilia procedunt

11.

procedo
gelingen, erfolgreich verlaufen
nihil alci procedit

12.

procedo
zugute kommen, nützen [ rei publicae ]
Indikativ Präsens
prōcēdō
prōcēdis
prōcēdit
prōcēdimus
prōcēditis
prōcēdunt
Konjunktiv Präsens
prōcēdam
prōcēdās
prōcēdat
prōcēdāmus
prōcēdātis
prōcēdant
Indikativ Imperfekt
prōcēdebam
prōcēdebās
prōcēdebat
prōcēdebāmus
prōcēdebātis
prōcēdebant
Konjunktiv Imperfekt
prōcēderem
prōcēderēs
prōcēderet
prōcēderēmus
prōcēderētis
prōcēderent
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