關於Pursue的意思和用法的提問

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A: pursuing is a verb. "I am pursuing a math degree". Striving for.
It may be used as a synonym for "following" or "chasing". Pursuing gives the impression that it is a challenging activity. "The police are pursuing the robbers in fast cars on the highway"

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A: It means to chase or to follow.

He pursued the criminal.
She pursues her dreams.

A: Pursue is too go for something. If you have a dream, and you go for it, you're pursing it.

A: This was a relationship she might want to pursue if he wasn't involved in something illegal

A: She started pursuing him before he became famous.
Are you seriously thinking about pursuing a career as a race car driver?
The detectives pursued him.
They are pursuing the robber.
The police pursued the murderer.
Some people pursue only pleasure.
Do you intend to pursue your education?
The dog pursued a rabbit into the forest.
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A: "Pursue" isn't uncommon at all and you'll hear it a lot actually. But sometimes it sounds formal.

"I pursued a career in programming."

"Should people pursue their own happiness at the expense of others?"

"The thief was being pursued by countless police officers."

"There's nothing a criminal hates more than being pursued by an obstinate detective."


There's also an American movie called "The Pursuit of Happiness"「幸福を求めて」.

A: "You need to pursue your dreams"

"She told me she is pursuing a career in that area"

"Traveling througout South America is a goal that I want to pursue in the future"

A: @Ham: I wish to pursue my dreams in Japan.

A: Pursue is sort of like 'chase'.
Ensue means to 'happen', as a result of something.

The police pursue their target speeding down the street.
Bad weather ensues when the temperature is below freezing.

A: 1) Ill treatment of others normally due to race, religion or politics (for example, the holocaust)
2) Chase
3) Pursue is hostile or curiosity.

A: Pursue is a verb and pursuit is a noun. So someone can persue something or someone and you can call the whole action a pursuit. An example:

I pursue happiness. It is a difficult pursuit however.

A: Hmm pursue as a feeling of having more effort and passion in doing X. But try is more like do it to see what its like. So kinda like half heartedly doing X.

A: Chase is more the physical act. Pursue can be either physical or metaphorical.

He chased her through the park.
He has been pursuing her ever since he met her at John's party.

The police were pursuing the car down main street. They were in hot pursuit.

The police were chasing the car down main street.

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