英语词汇“pursue”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	pursue
释义	Trends of pursue View usage for: pursue (pəʳsjuː, -suː) Word forms: 3rd person singular presenttense pursues, present participle pursuing, past tense, past participle pursued 1. verb If you pursue an activity, interest, or plan, you carry it out or follow it. [formal] He said his country would continue to pursue the policies laid down at the summit. [VERB noun] She had come to England to pursue an acting career. [VERB noun] Synonyms: engage in, follow, perform, conduct More Synonyms of pursue 2. verb If you pursue a particular aim or result, you make efforts to achieve it, often over a long period of time. [formal] The implication is that it is impossible to pursue economic reform and democracysimultaneously. [VERB noun] Mr. Menendez has aggressively pursued new business. [VERB noun] Synonyms: try for, seek, desire, search for More Synonyms of pursue 3. verb If you pursue a particular topic, you try to find out more about it by asking questions. [formal] If your original request is denied, don't be afraid to pursue the matter. [VERB noun] Synonyms: continue, maintain, carry on, keep on More Synonyms of pursue 4. verb If you pursue a person, vehicle, or animal, you follow them, usually in order to catch them. [formal] She pursued the man who had stolen a woman's bag. [VERB noun] Synonyms: follow, track, hunt, chase More Synonyms of pursue More Synonyms of pursue pursue in British English (pəˈsjuː) verbWord forms: -sues, -suing or -sued (mainly tr) 1. (also intr) to follow (a fugitive, etc) in order to capture or overtake 2. (esp of something bad or unlucky) to follow closely or accompany ill health pursued her 3. to seek or strive to attain (some object, desire, etc) 4. to follow the precepts of (a plan, policy, etc) 5. to apply oneself to (one's studies, hobbies, etc) 6. to follow persistently or seek to become acquainted with 7. to continue to discuss or argue (a point, subject, etc) Derived forms pursuer (purˈsuer) noun Word origin C13: from Anglo-Norman pursiwer, from Old French poursivre, from Latin prōsequī to follow after pursue in American English (pərˈsu; pərˈsju) verb transitiveWord forms: purˈsued or purˈsuing 1. to follow in order to overtake, capture, or kill; chase 2. to proceed along, follow, or continue with (a specified course, action, plan, etc.) 3. to try to find, get, win, etc.; strive for; seek after to pursue success 4. to have as one's occupation, profession, or study; devote oneself to 5. to continue to annoy or distress; hound pursued by bad luck verb intransitive 6. to chase 7. to go on; continue Derived forms pursuer (purˈsuer) noun Word origin ME pursuen < OFr poursuir < VL prosequere, for L prosequi < pro-, forth + sequi, to follow: see sequent Examples of 'pursue' in a sentence pursue When did you decide to pursue a career as a musician? Times, Sunday Times (2016) Was it inevitable that she would pursue a career on the catwalk? Times, Sunday Times (2016) Having an aim and pursuing it constantly, not being deflected. Times, Sunday Times (2017) In a different study, researchers asked art students why they wanted to pursue a career in the industry. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Having given up hope of being leader, he has clearly decided to pursue a career as a moose. Times, Sunday Times (2016) If not for the financial help we are able to give, passed down from our own parents, he could not pursue a career in science. Times, Sunday Times (2017) Crown is aggressively pursuing new export and licensing opportunities. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Yet he seems nervous about pursuing the reforms to the end. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Did she think of pursuing a different career? Times, Sunday Times (2011) We must pursue the aims and values for which they lost their lives. Times, Sunday Times (2007) It is a point of view and an activity devoted to pursuing that point of view. Porush, David A Short Guide to Writing About Science (1995) He pursued this aim with tenacity and political skill. Grenville, J. A. S. The Collins History of the World in the 20th Century (1994) How much of your religious activity is about pursuing something other than intimacy with him? Christianity Today (2000) There was hardly anything about wives pursuing a career. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Finding an effective treatment depends largely on how vigorously you pursue your aim. Wilkinson, Steve M.E. and You - a self-help plan (1988) Advice about which activity to pursue or places to visit is always on hand. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Have you been thinking about pursuing more independent issues for yourself? The Sun (2015) Social enterprise organisations are established to pursue social aims and reinvest any financial surpluses to promote those aims. Times, Sunday Times (2006) It will be interesting to see which of the home medallists intend to pursue their careers in the paid ranks. The Sun (2012) No one would think to warn them of the perils of trying to raise a family while simultaneously pursuing a career. Times, Sunday Times (2009) It is baked into the numbers deeply, and it should be pursued aggressively. Geoffrey A. Moore LIVING ON THE FAULT LINE, REVISED EDITION (2002) She worked as an English and drama teacher before pursuing a fulltime career in acting. Times, Sunday Times (2016) The police need to focus resources on catching offenders and pursuing them - this is what the public demand. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Yet if the Government pursues these schemes aggressively there is a reasonable prospect of a decent recovery over the next two to three years. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Although there have been regular meetings between the two exchanges, regulatory issues would probably be sufficient to deter a match being pursued too closely. Times, Sunday Times (2006) The British pursued the Americans closely. Hibbert, Christopher Red Coats and Rebels - the war for America 1770-1781 (1990) In other languages pursue British English: pursue /pəˈsjuː/ VERB aim If you pursue a particular aim or result, you make efforts to achieve it or to progress in it. She came to England to pursue an acting career. American English: pursue Arabic: يُلاحِق Brazilian Portuguese: perseguir Chinese: 追赶 Croatian: slijediti Czech: zabývat se Danish: forfølge Dutch: nastreven European Spanish: perseguir buscar Finnish: ajaa takaa French: poursuivre continuer German: verfolgen Greek: επιδιώκω Italian: inseguire Japanese: 追跡する Korean: 추적하다 Norwegian: jage Polish: ścigać European Portuguese: perseguir Romanian: a urma Russian: преследовать Latin American Spanish: perseguir Swedish: förfölja Thai: ติดตาม Turkish: peşine takılmak Ukrainian: переслідувати Vietnamese: theo đuổi British English: pursue VERB person, vehicle If you pursue a person, vehicle, or animal, you follow them, usually in order to catch them. She pursued the man who had stolen a woman's bag. American English: pursue Brazilian Portuguese: perseguir Chinese: 执行 European Spanish: perseguir French: poursuivre German: verfolgen Italian: inseguire Japanese: 遂行する Korean: 뒤쫓다 European Portuguese: perseguir Latin American Spanish: perseguir All related terms of 'pursue' pursue policies A policy is a set of ideas or plans that is used as a basis for making decisions , especially in politics , economics , or business. pursue a case In law, a case is a trial or other legal inquiry . pursue a dream You can refer to a situation or event as a dream if you often think about it because you would like it to happen . pursue a career A career is the job or profession that someone does for a long period of their life. pursue a course A course of action is an action or a series of actions that you can do in a particular situation . pursue an action Action is doing something for a particular purpose. pursue a strategy A strategy is a general plan or set of plans intended to achieve something, especially over a long period. pursue opportunities An opportunity is a situation in which it is possible for you to do something that you want to do. Chinese translation of 'pursue' pursue (pəˈsjuː) (frm) vt (= follow) [person, car] 追赶(趕) (zhuīgǎn) (= involve o.s. in) [activity, interest, policy, career] 继(繼)续(續) (jìxù) (= try to obtain) [aim, objective] 追求 (zhuīqiú) (= follow up) [matter, claim] 穷(窮)追不舍(捨) (qióngzhuī bùshě) [topic, possibility, idea] 探究 (tànjiū) 1 (verb) in the sense of engage in Definition to follow the guidelines of (a plan or policy) Japan would continue to pursue the policies laid down at the summit. Synonyms engage in follow perform conduct wage the three factions that had been waging a civil war tackle She is quite good at DIY and wants to tackle the job herself. take up work at carry on practise He practised as a lawyer for thirty years. participate in prosecute ply streetmarkets with stallholders plying their trade go in for apply yourself to 2 (verb) in the sense of try for Definition to try hard to achieve (some desire or aim) Mr Menendez has aggressively pursued success. Synonyms try for seek They have had to seek work as labourers. desire He was bored and desired change in his life. search for aim for aspire to people who aspire to public office work towards strive for have as a goal 3 (verb) in the sense of continue Definition to continue to discuss or argue (a point or subject) If your request is denied, don't be afraid to pursue the matter. Synonyms continue Outside the hall, people continued their vigil. maintain You should always maintain your friendships. carry on Her bravery has given him the will to carry on. keep on hold to see through adhere to persist in proceed in persevere in 4 (verb) in the sense of conduct Definition to apply oneself to (studies or interests) overseas graduates intending to pursue full-time research Synonyms conduct carry on undertake prosecute To prosecute this war is costing the country fifteen million pounds a day. devote yourself to 5 (verb) in the sense of investigate pursuing this line of enquiry Synonyms investigate Gas officials are investigating the cause of the explosion. study research They research the needs of both employers and staff. check Check the accuracy of every detail in your CV. Get a mechanic to check the car out for you before you buy it. review He reviewed the troops. examine He examined her passport and stamped it. probe The more they probed into his background, the more suspicious they became. look into analyze delve into inquire into Inspectors inquired into the affairs of the company. 6 (verb) in the sense of follow Definition to follow (a person, vehicle, or animal) in order to capture or overtake She pursued the man who had stolen her bag. Synonyms follow I think we're being followed. track He thought he had better track this creature and kill it. hunt Police are hunting a large wildcat that has escaped from the zoo. chase She chased the thief for 100 yards. dog The three creatures had dogged him from hut to hut. attend shadow shadowed by a large and highly visible body of police accompany harry tail (informal) Officers had tailed the gang in an undercover inquiry. haunt plague hound hounded by the press stalk Wolves stalk their prey across the tundra. harass a celebrity routinely harassed by the paparazzi go after run after hunt down give chase to Opposites avoid , flee , shun , run away from , steer clear of , keep away from , give someone or something a wide berth 7 (verb) in the sense of court Definition to follow persistently or seek to become acquainted with He had pursued her, and they started dating. Synonyms court I was courting him at 19 and married him when I was 21. woo The penniless author successfully wooed and married Roxanne. pay attention to make up to (informal) chase after pay court to set your cap at Opposites eschew , fight shy of Additional synonyms in the sense of aspire to people who aspire to public office Synonyms aim for, desire, pursue, hope for, long for, crave, seek out, wish for, dream about, yearn for, hunger for, hanker after, be eager for, set your heart on, set your sights on, be ambitious for in the sense of carry on Definition to continue Her bravery has given him the will to carry on. Synonyms continue, last, endure, persist, keep going, persevere, crack on (informal) in the sense of chase Definition to pursue (a person or animal) persistently or quickly She chased the thief for 100 yards. Synonyms pursue, follow, track, hunt, run after, course Synonyms of 'pursue' pursue Explore 'pursue' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of check Definition to examine, investigate, or make an inquiry into Check the accuracy of every detail in your CV.Get a mechanic to check the car out for you before you buy it. Synonyms examine, test, study, look at, research, note, confirm, investigate, monitor, probe, tick, vet, inspect, look over, verify, work over, scrutinize, make sure of, inquire into, take a dekko at (British, slang, old-fashioned), parse in the sense of desire Definition to want very much He was bored and desired change in his life. Synonyms want, long for, crave, fancy (informal), hope for, ache for, covet, aspire to, wish for, yearn for, thirst for, hanker after, set your heart on, desiderate in the sense of dog Definition to follow (someone) closely The three creatures had dogged him from hut to hut. Synonyms pursue, follow, track, chase, shadow, harry, tail (informal), trail, hound, stalk, go after, give chase to in the sense of examine Definition to inspect carefully or in detail He examined her passport and stamped it. Synonyms inspect, test, consider, study, check, research, review, survey, investigate, explore, probe, analyse, scan, vet, check out, ponder, look over, look at, sift through, work over, pore over, appraise, scrutinize, peruse, take stock of, assay, recce (slang), look at carefully, go over or through in the sense of harass Definition to trouble or annoy (someone) by repeated attacks, questions, or problems a celebrity routinely harassed by the paparazzi Synonyms annoy, trouble, bother, worry, harry, disturb, devil (informal), plague, bait, hound, torment, hassle (informal), badger, persecute, exasperate, pester, vex, breathe down someone's neck, chivvy (British), give someone grief (British, South Africa), be on your back (slang), beleaguer in the sense of hound Definition to pursue, disturb, or criticize relentlessly hounded by the press Synonyms harass, harry, bother, provoke, annoy, torment, hassle (informal), prod, badger, persecute, pester, goad, keep after, pursue in the sense of hunt Definition to seek out and kill (animals) for food or sport Police are hunting a large wildcat that has escaped from the zoo. Synonyms stalk, track, chase, pursue, trail, hound, gun for in the sense of inquire into Definition to make an investigation Inspectors inquired into the affairs of the company. Synonyms investigate, study, examine, consider, research, search, explore, look into, inspect, probe into, scrutinize, make inquiries into in the sense of maintain Definition to sustain or keep up a particular level or speed You should always maintain your friendships. Synonyms continue, retain, preserve, sustain, carry on, keep, keep up, prolong, uphold, nurture, conserve, perpetuate in the sense of ply Definition to work at (a job or trade) streetmarkets with stallholders plying their trade Synonyms work at, follow, exercise, pursue, carry on, practise Additional synonyms in the sense of practise Definition to work at (a profession) He practised as a lawyer for thirty years. Synonyms work at, pursue, carry on, undertake, specialize in, ply your trade in the sense of probe Definition to investigate, or look into, closely The more they probed into his background, the more suspicious they became. Synonyms examine, research, go into, investigate, explore, test, sound, search, look into, query, verify, sift, analyze, dissect, delve into, work over, scrutinize in the sense of prosecute Definition to continue to do (something) To prosecute this war is costing the country fifteen million pounds a day. Synonyms conduct, continue, manage, direct, pursue, work at, carry on, practise, engage in, discharge, persist, see through, follow through, persevere, carry through in the sense of research Definition to carry out investigations into (a subject) They research the needs of both employers and staff. Synonyms investigate, study, examine, experiment, explore, probe, analyse, look into, work over, scrutinize, make inquiries, do tests, consult the archives in the sense of review Definition to inspect formally or officially He reviewed the troops. Synonyms inspect, check, survey, examine, vet, check out (informal), scrutinize, give (something or someone) the once-over (informal) in the sense of seek Definition to try to find by searching They have had to seek work as labourers. Synonyms look for, pursue, search for, be after, hunt, go in search of, go in pursuit of, go gunning for, go in quest of in the sense of shadow Definition to follow or trail secretly shadowed by a large and highly visible body of police Synonyms follow, track, pursue, dog, tail (informal), trail, stalk, spy on in the sense of stalk Definition to follow (an animal or person) quietly and secretly in order to catch or kill them Wolves stalk their prey across the tundra. Synonyms pursue, follow, track, hunt, shadow, tail (informal), haunt, creep up on in the sense of tackle Definition to deal with (a problem or task) in a determined way She is quite good at DIY and wants to tackle the job herself. Synonyms undertake, deal with, attempt, try, begin, essay (formal), engage in, embark upon, get stuck into (informal), turn your hand to, have a go or stab at (informal), take the bit between your teeth in the sense of tail Definition to follow (someone) stealthily Officers had tailed the gang in an undercover inquiry. Synonyms follow, track, shadow, trail, stalk, keep an eye on, dog the footsteps of Additional synonyms in the sense of track Definition to follow the trail of (a person or animal) He thought he had better track this creature and kill it. Synonyms follow, pursue, chase, trace, tail (informal), dog, shadow, trail, stalk, hunt down, follow the trail of in the sense of wage Definition to engage in (a campaign or war) the three factions that had been waging a civil war Synonyms engage in, conduct, pursue, carry on, undertake, practise, prosecute, proceed with in the sense of woo Definition to attempt to gain the love of (a woman) The penniless author successfully wooed and married Roxanne. Synonyms court, chase, pursue, spark (rare), importune, seek to win, pay court to, seek the hand of, set your cap at (old-fashioned), pay your addresses to, pay suit to, press your suit with
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