Phrasal verb №114
go after
/ɡəʊ ˈɑːftə/
Meaning
To try to catch, get, or achieve something
Example
He went after his dream of becoming a pilot.
He went after his dream of becoming a pilot.
Examples with the phrasal verb go after
Every morning, Leo goes after his dream of drawing pictures with a small sketch.
Every morning, Leo goes after his dream of drawing pictures with a small sketch.
The manager decided to go after the supplier with a legal claim to get back the money.
The manager decided to go after the supplier with a legal claim to get back the money.
After the bank lost the papers, she went after the bank with a complaint to find the file.
After the bank lost the papers, she went after the bank with a complaint to find the file.