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I . chase [tʃeɪs] SUST.

1. chase (pursuit):

2. chase (hunting):

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

II . chase [tʃeɪs] V. intr.

1. chase (follow):

2. chase (go after):

3. chase (hurry):

III . chase [tʃeɪs] V. trans.

1. chase (follow):

2. chase (go after):

3. chase coloq. (try to get):

chase up V. trans.

wild-goose chase SUST. sing.

chase rainbows

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cut to the chase

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We only got halfway, because the tide came up fast and the river police chased our boat, although eventually they let us go.
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It is also said that the man's soul is periodically chased around the field during the night, chased by demons with red-hot pitchforks.
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More of her dalliances with boys entered the stories, with the ones she chased and those that tried to pursue her.
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I hadn't expected to be outed like that in the media, and then to be chased down by the police.
thespinoff.co.nz
As in 1976, a 936 won after the turbo powered sportscars chased each other into troubles.
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Jackals will feed alongside hyenas, though they will be chased if they approach too closely.
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They chased him up the stairs and knocked him unconscious.
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Wild animals like deer or boars were frequently chased.
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Labourers and supervisors were often chased away by wild animals, which led to increased labour costs.
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He chased it with a broom, and trapped it beneath a washbasin.
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