APC 13 08 25 14 1 3d
Phrasal Verbs be after:
(tr) 1) want, try to gain, 2) chase be against:
(tr) oppose (opp: be for) be in for:
(tr) expect sth (usu bad) be off:
(tr) 1) not want/like any morę,
2) be absent (from school, work, etc)
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