Run after
Pronunciation: /ˈɹən ˈæftɝ/
Run after (verb)
- To move quickly behind a person or animal in order to catch them or reach them.
- To keep working to obtain something you want, even if it is difficult.
- To keep searching for information or answers by continuing to look for them.
Examples
- I run after the bus when it starts moving.
- She runs after her lost dog every morning.