Chase meaning in English

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Definition

to chase (someone): to pursue, to run after, to follow, to hunt (someone) verb
Philip has been chasing after girls since he was five years-old. He pursues them constantly.
a chase: a pursuit, a hunt noun
a car chase one car following another at high speed
  • "Horatio : And the one who chases the women?"
  • "Park Ranger : I'm being chased by a grizzly bear."
  • "She loves chasing mice, and it's a far more natural way to die."
  • "Do you judge a man on the vintage of wine he serves after vigorously chasing a fox across the English countryside?"
  • "For the television ads, I have this vision of a half-nude virgin girl, riding a zebra and being chased by leopards."
  • "The neighbor's dog chased me down the street and I had to hide in a dumpster all night."
  • "Then on the way back I found a butterfly and I chased it for a little while."

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