go after

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go after
verbo transitivo con partícula
1ir tras (pursue); estar detrás de (sentido figurado) (job, prize, person), ir a por (español de España)

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go after [gou]
seguir a alguno.

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go after
verb:intransitive:plus_preposition
(follow) seguir; [+criminal] perseguir; [+job, record] andar tras; [+girl] andar tras; perseguir; (informal) (humorous)
the press went after him mercilessly to go after a job he saw the job advertised and decided to go after it
we're not going after civilian targets no vamos a por objetivos civiles

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