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Definitions from the WebTerm: run afterPart of Speech: VerbSense 1: Chase or pursue someone or somethingWhen you run after someone or something, you are attempting to catch up with them or keep up with their pace. Sample sentence: He ran after the thief but couldn't catch him. Sense 2: Pursue a romantic or amorous relationship with someoneThis sense refers to the act of actively seeking a romantic or amorous relationship with someone. Sample sentence: John has been running after Susan for months, hoping to win her heart. Part of Speech: PrepositionSense 1: Pursuing someone or somethingWhen used as a preposition, "run after" indicates that someone is chasing or pursuing someone or something. Sample sentence: The kids ran after the ice cream truck, eager for a sweet treat. Part of Speech: AdjectiveSense 1: Popular or well-liked by localsWhen used as an adjective, "run after" describes something that is popular or favored by the local community. Sample sentence: The small café is always busy because it serves run-after pastries and coffee. Links to possible related products on Amazon: - Running Shoes - Chasing Game - Romantic Gifts - Local Cuisine Cookbook | ||||
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