Take after (phrasal verb) meaning
Take after phrasal verb
• to behave or look like an older member of your family, especially your father or mother
The baby took after his father.
Dua really takes after her mother.
My son does not take after me at all.
Most of my children take after my wife.
Her mother was lazy but her father has not a lazy bone in his body, and Rits takes after him.
Similar Words & Phrases
resemble
be like
be similar to
look like
favour (informal)
remind you of
be a chip off the old block
be the spitting image of (informal)
bear a resemblance to
put you in mind of
• to run after or pursue
The detective took after the burglars.
She was afraid that if she started running the man would take after her.
Synonyms & Similar Words
chase
pursue
follow
run after