chase
🇺🇸
/tʃeɪs/
🇬🇧
/tʃeɪs/
verb
B2
to run after someone or something to catch them
The police chase the thief down the street.
警察が通りで泥棒を追いかけます。
B2
to make someone or something run away
The dog will chase away any strangers from the yard.
その犬は庭から見知らぬ人を追い払います。
C1
to try hard to get something, like money or success
Many people chase their dreams of becoming famous.
多くの人々が有名になるという夢を追いかけます。
C1
to try to get someone to date you
He likes to chase after pretty girls at parties.
彼はパーティーで可愛い女の子を追いかけるのが好きです。
C1
to remind someone to do something they forgot
I need to chase my brother about finishing his homework.
私は弟に宿題を終わらせるよう催促する必要があります。
R
to go quickly from place to place
I had to chase around the city to find all the parts I needed.
必要な部品をすべて見つけるために街中を駆け回らなければなりませんでした。
R
to cut designs into metal
The artist will chase beautiful patterns into the silver cup.
芸術家が銀のカップに美しい模様を彫ります。
noun
B2
the act of running after someone or something to catch them
The car chase through the city was very exciting.
街中でのカーチェイスはとてもエキサイティングでした。
R
the effort to get something you want
The chase for the winning goal kept everyone excited.
勝利のゴールを追い求めることが皆を興奮させ続けました。
R
hunting animals for sport
Some people enjoy the chase more than catching the animal.
動物を捕まえることよりも追跡を楽しむ人もいます。
R
a horse race with jumps over fences and water
The steeplechase is a type of chase that tests both speed and jumping.
ステープルチェースは速度と跳躍の両方を試す一種の追跡競技です。
R
a running race where people jump over gates and water
The school's annual chase event is always popular with students.
学校の年間追跡イベントはいつも生徒に人気があります。
translation
追いかける, 追い払う, 追い求める, 催促する, 駆け回る, 彫る
追跡, 追求, 狩猟, 障害競走, 追いかけ競走
語形変化
3rd Present
chases
Progressive
chasing
Past
chased
Perfect
chased
Plural
chases