英语词组go after是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Idiom

go aftergo after (someone/something)

to attack or try to hurt someone or something.

The candidate went after his opponent in a very personal way.

to try to get or obtain someone or something.

There are a lot of people going after a piece of the budget, and some of them won't get any funding.I know I'll never fall into the trap of going after the big bucks.

Phr V

go after

goes, going, went, gone

go after sb

to follow or chase someone in order to try to catch them

I got on my bike and went after him.She looks upset, do you think we should go after her?

go after sth

to try to get something that you want {e.g. job}

Are you planning to go after Simon's job when he leaves?

go after (someone or something)

1. To do something after someone else does. Karen was in line first, so you can go after her.

2. To pursue someone or something. Todd seemed pretty upset when he ran out, so I'll go after him and see how he's doing. Sarah's always been one to go after her dreams, so I'm not surprised she's such a successful businesswoman now.

go after someone, something

, or an animal

1. Lit. to pursue someone, something, or an animal. (See also someone">go after someone.) The dogs went after the burglar. I went after the gang that took my wallet.

2. Fig. to charge or attack someone or an animal. The bear went after the hunters and scared them off. Then the bear went after the hunting dogs and killed two.

go after someone

to investigate someone or something for possible criminal prosecution. The prosecutor went after Max first, knowing that Max was the gang leader. The police detectives went after the whole gang.

go after

Pursue, try to get, as in The officer went after the burglar; or Ed was going after a new job with a vengeance. [Mid-1400s]

go after

1. To depart later than some specific time: Don't go after 7:00, because the store will be closed.

2. To perform an activity after someone else: Since we have only one shower, I go after my brother, and my sister goes after me.

3. To chase or pursue someone or something: The dogs went after the cats down the alley.

词组	go after
释义	Idiom go aftergo after (someone/something) 1. to attack or try to hurt someone or something. The candidate went after his opponent in a very personal way. 2. to try to get or obtain someone or something. There are a lot of people going after a piece of the budget, and some of them won't get any funding.I know I'll never fall into the trap of going after the big bucks. Phr V go after goes, going, went, gone go after sb to follow or chase someone in order to try to catch them I got on my bike and went after him.She looks upset, do you think we should go after her? go after sth to try to get something that you want {e.g. job} Are you planning to go after Simon's job when he leaves? phrasego after1. go after sb/sth to follow or chase someone, in order to catch them, attack them, or talk to them: She looked so upset. Do you think I should go after her?■ SIMILAR TO: follow2. go after sth to try to get something, especially a job or a particular type of business: I've decided to go after that job in Ohio. The firm now wants to go after the Japanese market. Tobacco companies are going after teenage smokers in a big way. go after (someone or something) 1. To do something after someone else does. Karen was in line first, so you can go after her. 2. To pursue someone or something. Todd seemed pretty upset when he ran out, so I'll go after him and see how he's doing. Sarah's always been one to go after her dreams, so I'm not surprised she's such a successful businesswoman now. go after someone, something , or an animal 1. Lit. to pursue someone, something, or an animal. (See also someone">go after someone.) The dogs went after the burglar. I went after the gang that took my wallet. 2. Fig. to charge or attack someone or an animal. The bear went after the hunters and scared them off. Then the bear went after the hunting dogs and killed two. go after someone to investigate someone or something for possible criminal prosecution. The prosecutor went after Max first, knowing that Max was the gang leader. The police detectives went after the whole gang. go after Pursue, try to get, as in The officer went after the burglar; or Ed was going after a new job with a vengeance. [Mid-1400s] go after v. 1. To depart later than some specific time: Don't go after 7:00, because the store will be closed. 2. To perform an activity after someone else: Since we have only one shower, I go after my brother, and my sister goes after me. 3. To chase or pursue someone or something: The dogs went after the cats down the alley.
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