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chase (obj) FOLLOWtFeIsvto hurry after (someone or something) in order to catch them追赶，追求The police car was going so fast, it must have been chasing someone. [T]警车开得这样快，一定是在追赶什么人。She was chasing (after) a man who had snatched her bag. [T; I + after]她正在追赶一个抢走了她的包的男人。Could you chase (after) Jessica with these books that she just left? [T; I + after]你能带着杰西卡刚刚丢下的书去追她吗？(fig.) She spent her time chasing (after) (=trying to attract) other women's husbands. [T; I + after]她把时间花费在追求其他女人的丈夫上面。(fig.) It's depressing how many people there are chasing (=trying to obtain) so few jobs. [T]这么多的人在追求这么几份的工作，真是让人沮丧。(fig.) After years of chasing (=trying to make real) her dreams, she finally got a part in a film. [T]追逐自己的梦想这么多年，她终于得到了电影中的一个角色。To chase can be used more generally to mean hurry or run in various directions.跑来跑去She couldn't study with the children chasing about/around/round the house. [I always + adv/prep]孩子们在房子里跑来跑去，让她没法学习。(slang) To chase the dragon means to take the drug HEROIN, by smoking it.吸食海洛因If you are chasing your tail you are busy trying to achieve a lot of things but are not completely successful.（成效不大的）忙碌I've been chasing my tail all day trying to get everything ready for my trip, but I still haven't finished packing.我一整天忙着为旅行准备好一切，可连行李都还没有收拾完。
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