1.追赶;追捕
2.〈非正式〉追求
1.to chase someone or something
2.<informal>to try to make someone notice you because you are sexually attracted to them
1.Mrs Clinton has also positioned herself brilliantly for a presidential run after the traumas of her White House years.
希拉里在经济了白宫之痛后，光彩熠熠的出现在了总统竞选中。
2.He began to run after the first taxi, but it was soon out of sight.
他因而开始追头一辆马车，可是它不久便不见踪影了。
3.Well, yes, sir, I do. But, you see, people are afraid of him too. . . In the road, little boys always run after him and hit him.
噢，是的，先生，你知道，人们也害怕他……走在路上，孩子们总是追他打他。
4."Oh, it was only a little black dog, " he said. "The little dog's leash was caught on the bushes. So it could not run after me. "
他说：『哦，那只是一只小黑狗。它的狗炼被矮树丛缠住了，所以根本不可能追着我跑。』
5.'if you run after me, ' said the little bunny, ' I will become a fish in a trout stream and I will swim away from you'
“如果你追上我，”小兔子说，“我就变成一条鱼儿，跳进凉凉的小溪，从你身边游开。”
6.Every time Jerry sees the dog, he would run after the dog to get it out of the block.
每次看到那条狗杰瑞，他就追赶那只狗把它弄出来的。
7.He had to tell the truth again. "It wasn't a police dog, " he said. "It was a little black dog and it didn't run after me. "
他只得再一次说实话。他说：『那不是警犭。那只是一只小黑狗，而且它也没有追着我跑。』
8.Just like the moon, a woman runs away when you run after her and stands still when you stop but she runs after you if you retreat.
女人就像月亮，你追她就跑；你停它也停；你撤退她就追你。
9.Conrad had to run after it, and when he came back, she had already put up her hair, and he could not get a single strand.
当他回来时，她已经盘起了自己的头发，他又拔不到了。
10.Never a word he said, but set off running again for his life, and I must stagger to run after him.
他一句话也没说，重新拼命地奔跑，我也只好摇摇摆摆地站起来，跟在他后面狂奔。