Thesaurus: synonyms and antonyms oftailgatein English

tailgate

Thesaurus>to follow someone or something>tailgate

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TO FOLLOW SOMEONE OR SOMETHING

This guy has been tailgating me for the last 5 miles!

Synonyms and examples

followFollow me - this way!
tag alonginformalDo you mind if my little brother tags along?
chaseHe was running and the dog was chasing him.
pursueThe robber was pursued by several members of the public.
tailThe car was tailed by police for several hours.
shadowThe police think the robbers shadowed their victims for days before the crime.
trailThe cops trailed him as he drove through town.
dogReporters dogged the minister after the scandal.
stalkHe was charged with stalking his ex-wife.
trackWe spent the day tracking wild game.
scentThe hounds had scented the fox and began to chase it.
in hot pursuitShe ran down the steps with a group of journalists in hot pursuit.
be on someone's tailThis cyclist is right on my tail.

Antonym and example

lose

He turned down a street and I lost him.

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If youfollow someone or something, you move wherever they go, usually behind or after them.

单词	thesaurus/tailgate
释义	Thesaurus: synonyms and antonyms oftailgatein English tailgate Thesaurus>to follow someone or something>tailgate These are words and phrases related totailgate. Click on any word or phrase to go to its thesaurus page. Or,go to the definition of tailgate. TO FOLLOW SOMEONE OR SOMETHING This guy has been tailgating me for the last 5 miles! Synonyms and examples follow Follow me - this way! tag alonginformal Do you mind if my little brother tags along? chase He was running and the dog was chasing him. pursue The robber was pursued by several members of the public. tail The car was tailed by police for several hours. shadow The police think the robbers shadowed their victims for days before the crime. trail The cops trailed him as he drove through town. dog Reporters dogged the minister after the scandal. stalk He was charged with stalking his ex-wife. track We spent the day tracking wild game. scent The hounds had scented the fox and began to chase it. in hot pursuit She ran down the steps with a group of journalists in hot pursuit. be on someone's tail This cyclist is right on my tail. Antonym and example lose He turned down a street and I lost him. Go to the thesaurus article about these synonyms and antonyms oftailgate. Learn more If youfollow someone or something, you move wherever they go, usually behind or after them. Cambridge English Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press#https://dictionary.cambridge.org//thesaurus/tailgate##
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