| 单词 | tag along with or behind someone |
| 释义 | (phrasal verb) Definition to accompany someone, esp. when uninvited She seemed happy to tag along with us. Synonyms accompany This volume of essays was designed to accompany an exhibition. follow I think we're being followed. shadow shadowed by a large and highly visible body of police dog The three creatures had dogged him from hut to hut. attend horse-drawn coaches attended by liveried footmen tail (informal) Officers had tailed the gang in an undercover inquiry. trail Two detectives were trailing him. Additional synonymsin the sense of attend horse-drawn coaches attended by liveried footmen Synonyms escort, conduct, guard, shadow, accompany, companion, shepherd, convoy, usher, squire (old-fashioned), chaperon in the sense of dog Definition to follow (someone) closely The three creatures had dogged him from hut to hut. Synonyms pursue, follow, track, chase, shadow, harry, tail (informal), trail, hound, stalk, go after, give chase to in the sense of follow Definition to go or come after I think we're being followed. Synonyms pursue, track, dog, hunt, chase, shadow, tail (informal), trail, hound, stalk, run after Nearby words of |
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