take after (someone) - to resemble or act like someone (usually a parent or relative)

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take after (someone) is " to resemble or act like someone (usually a parent or relative)", under take-after-(someone)
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The definition of take after (someone) is " to resemble or act like someone (usually a parent or relative)"
The Meaning of take after (someone)
take after (someone) means " to resemble or act like someone (usually a parent or relative)"
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