trot after (someone or something)

To follow along behind someone or something at a pace slightly faster than a walk. It was so cute seeing all the preschoolers trotting after their teacher on the way to the zoo. My dog always trots after me as I make my way around the farm each day.

trot after someone

to follow along after someone, as done by a small dog. The puppy trotted along after the kids wherever they went. My little brother would always come trotting after us, annoying us a lot.

词组	trot after (someone or something)
释义	trot after (someone or something) trot after (someone or something) To follow along behind someone or something at a pace slightly faster than a walk. It was so cute seeing all the preschoolers trotting after their teacher on the way to the zoo. My dog always trots after me as I make my way around the farm each day. See also: after, trot Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. trot after someone to follow along after someone, as done by a small dog. The puppy trotted along after the kids wherever they went. My little brother would always come trotting after us, annoying us a lot. See also: after, trot McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: trot after groove on groove on (someone or something) groove on someone/something behind get carried away with (someone or something) (as) cute as a bug's ear cute as a bug's ear cute kick up
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