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Phrasal Verbs Usando 'Together', 'Against', 'Apart', & otros - Realizar una Acción o Experimentar (Después y Pasado)

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Phrasal Verbs With 'Together', 'Against', 'Apart', & others
to ask after

to find out how someone is doing, especially if one has not seen or heard from them for a while

preguntar por, interesarse por

preguntar por, interesarse por

Ex: When I ran into Sarah at the store, she asked after you and wanted to know if you were feeling better. 
to come after

to follow or chase someone, often with the intent of catching or reaching them

perseguir

perseguir

Ex: The dog escaped from the backyard, and the children came after it, trying to bring it back home. 
to get after

to take action or make an effort to pursue or attain something

ponerse a, emprender

ponerse a, emprender

Ex: He's spending too much time on social media instead of getting after his work responsibilities. 
to go after

to pursue or try to catch someone or something

perseguir a

perseguir a

Ex: The detective decided to go after the suspect, who was fleeing the crime scene. 
to look after

to take care of someone or something and attend to their needs, well-being, or safety

cuidar

cuidar

Ex: The nurse looks after the sick patient by monitoring their condition and providing medication. 
to make after

to go after someone or something in order to catch them

perseguir, ir tras

perseguir, ir tras

Ex: I'm going to make after the train. 
to name after

to give someone or something a name in honor or in memory of another person or thing

llamar por

llamar por

Ex: They decided to name their daughter after her grandmother. 
to run after

to follow someone or something in an attempt to catch them

perseguir, correr tras

perseguir, correr tras

Ex: The police had to run after the suspect to apprehend him. 
to take after

to look or act like an older member of the family, especially one's parents

salir a, parecerse a

salir a, parecerse a

Ex: The little girl strongly takes after her mother. 
to blow past

to move past someone with speed

adelantar rápidamente, pasar velozmente

adelantar rápidamente, pasar velozmente

Ex: The fast runner blew past others in the race effortlessly. 
to go past
to go past
[Verbo]

to move beyond a specific location, object, or person

pasar, adelantar

pasar, adelantar

Ex: We'll need to go past the store to reach the park. 
to run past

to present an idea or proposal to someone with the intention of getting their opinion or approval

presentar, compartir

presentar, compartir

Ex: I need to run past my new project idea with the team before I proceed. 
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