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chase

Pronunciation: [tʃeɪs]

Word

Learn how to use chase in a sentence: 9 audio examples across 3 meanings.

Context: “action”

(verb) to run after someone or something to catch it. Imagine a dog running after a ball or a child chasing after a friend in a game.

Example

The dog loves to chase the frisbee in the park.

Example

She didn’t chase after her friend when he left; she stayed where she was.

Example

Why are you trying to chase that butterfly?

Context: “action”

(noun) the act of running after someone or something in order to catch it. It can also refer to a game people play where they try to catch each other.

Example

The chase through the field was exciting and full of laughter.

Example

No one wanted to join in the chase since it was too hot outside.

Example

Have you ever been part of a fun chase during recess?

Context: “pursuit”

(verb) to try to get something or someone that is wanted or desired. This could be a goal, a dream, or simply something you want.

Example

She decided to chase her dream of becoming a doctor.

Example

He stopped chasing after things that didn't make him happy.

Example

What goals are you currently chasing in your life?

How to pronounce chase

Pronunciation: [tʃeɪs]

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