run after
US /rʌn ˈæf.tər/
UK /rʌn ˈæf.tər/
1.
achterna rennen, achtervolgen
to chase or pursue someone or something
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The dog loves to run after squirrels in the park.
De hond houdt ervan om eekhoorns in het park achterna te rennen.
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She had to run after her child who suddenly darted into the street.
Ze moest haar kind achterna rennen dat plotseling de straat op schoot.
2.
najagen, streven naar
to try to achieve or obtain something, often with great effort
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Many young people run after fame and fortune.
Veel jonge mensen jagen roem en fortuin na.
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He's always running after the latest trends.
Hij is altijd achter de nieuwste trends aan.