Take after
/teɪk ˈæftər/B2
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1. To resemble in appearance, character, or behavior, especially a family member.
- She takes after her mother with her love of reading.
- He takes after his father in his dedication to his work.
- Most people say I take after my grandfather in my musical talents.
- As soon as he smiled, I could see he takes after his grandmother.
- You take after your dad with your quick wit and sense of humor.
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