1) to go after (wild animals); to search (hunt)
2) (of people) to come together from different places by arrangement or by accident; a gathering of people, especially on horses to go after a fox (meet)
3) to go after (a person, animal, car etc) in order to catch or kill (pursue)
to encourage a person to be cheerful, finish a task etc by making frequent requests etc
chase, follow
to take part (in a race, contest, examination etc)
go up against in contest
to struggle, compete
compete, fight
to come, go, after or along in the same direction
take the place of
to go after (a person, animal, car etc) in order to catch or kill
chase, follow
blame, denounce
blame, denounce
to look for (a person, thing); try to find; to ask for (something)
look for
to struggle; to make great efforts
try for, exert oneself
of strive
try for, exert oneself
