flock after

flock after (someone or something)

To pursue or follow someone or something in large numbers. A: "Whoa, I almost got mowed down by a ton of teens!" B: "They must have been flocking after the hunky actor that just left the restaurant."

flock after someone or something

to follow someone or something in a group. The children flocked after the man playing the flute. Fans flocked after the movie star as he went from his limo into the hotel.

词组	flock after
释义	flock after flock after (someone or something) To pursue or follow someone or something in large numbers. A: "Whoa, I almost got mowed down by a ton of teens!" B: "They must have been flocking after the hunky actor that just left the restaurant." See also: after, flock Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. flock after someone or something to follow someone or something in a group. The children flocked after the man playing the flute. Fans flocked after the movie star as he went from his limo into the hotel. See also: after, flock McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: flock after (someone or something) double buffalo be with (one) be with somebody take it easy take it/things easy shut the door on shut the door on (something) shut/close the door on something close the door on (something)
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