英语词组dogging one's footsteps是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

词组	dogging one's footsteps
释义	(redirected from dogging one's footsteps) dog (one's) footsteps To appear to follow or accompany one wherever they go. It's a shame, but tragedy has been dogging her footsteps for years. dog somebody’s ˈfootsteps (of a problem or bad luck) seem to follow somebody everywhere: Bad luck seems to have dogged our footsteps from the beginning.
随便看	you can bet your sweet life you can bet your your bottom dollar you can/can't talk You can catch more flies with honey than with vinegar you can dish it out, but you can't take it you can dispense with you can dispense with (something) you can do sth until/till you're blue in the face you can do worse you can go off some people, you know you can hardly believe your eyes you can hardly hear yourself think you can have it! you can have it!; you can keep it! you can have too much of a good thing you can hear the grass grow you can hear the grass growing you can keep ___ you can keep it! you can kiss goodbye you can kiss my arse you can kiss my ass you can kiss something goodbye You can lead a horse to water You can lead a horse to water.

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dog (one's) footsteps