“Take after”: phrasal verb meaning.
- Take after
- To “take after” your mum or dad (or another member of your family) is to be similar to them physically or have similar character traits.
Other examples of “take after” phrasal verb in a sentence
- Kate takes after her mother. They are both beautiful.
- You take after your grandmother.
“Take after”: use in context explanation
Teh woman comes into the room and sees her little son playing. She thought he was playing with cars but the kid apparently prefers dolls. The woman thinks her son takes after his dad because they both like women.
