make after

make (out) after (someone or something)

To begin chasing someone or something. I made after the bus, but there was no way I could catch it. Tom made out after the thief, chasing him down an alleyway around the corner from the building.

make (out) after someone or something

to run after someone or something; to start out after someone or something. Paul made out after Fred, who had taken Paul's hat. The police officer made after the robber.

词组	make after
释义	make after make (out) after (someone or something) To begin chasing someone or something. I made after the bus, but there was no way I could catch it. Tom made out after the thief, chasing him down an alleyway around the corner from the building. See also: after, make Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. make (out) after someone or something to run after someone or something; to start out after someone or something. Paul made out after Fred, who had taken Paul's hat. The police officer made after the robber. See also: after, make McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: make (out) after (someone or something) have (something) made have it made have made chase YMMD make it (to something or some place) make it some place make it to be made for (someone or something)
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