heel; to follow closely; to go with; (of a woman) to marry sb; with; compared with; to; towards; and (joining two nouns)
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to follow after; immediately afterwards
to follow sb's tracks; to tail; to shadow; tracking
to catch up with; to keep pace with
to follow
to follow; to follow up
not able to keep up with
attendant; footman (servant)
the front (of); (in) front; (in) sb's presence; just before (a date)
(of children, parents etc) at one's side; living with one
tracker (device)
lit. bum beetle; sb who tags along; shadow; sycophant
to lose track of
to marry (of woman)
to follow; (of a woman) to get married; (old) attendant
to work as footman; to do odd jobs; to understudy (an opera actor)
tumble; somersault
attendant
(coll.) while doing it; on the way through; (coll.) immediately; at once; (of a touch screen) responsive to the user's finger movements
(finance) to co-invest; to invest alongside a lead investor
to document on film the course of events; to follow sb with a camera
somersault; fall; tumble; (fig.) setback; failure
to match a bet; to call (poker)
(Tw) to tail (sb) (abbr. for 跟蹤監視|跟踪监视[gen1 zong1 jian1 shi4])
to feet the feet perfectly; to follow closely; hard on sb's heels
heel tendon of mammals; Achilles tendon
to follow the trend; to jump on the bandwagon
to travel in a tour group
wriggler; mosquito larva
to tag along behind; to follow sb closely
stalker
(law) to stalk (sb)