vt.

1. 追逐；追捕；追踪
   The cat chased the mouse.

   猫追老鼠。

2. 赶出，驱逐[O]
   She chased the children from her yard.

   她把那些孩子赶出院子。

3. 追寻，寻找；催促[（+up）]

vi.

1. 追逐，追赶；追寻；追求[（+after）]
   He never ceased to chase after his dream in his vigorous youth.

   在精力充沛的年轻时代他从未停止过追求自己的梦想。

2. 匆忙地走，奔跑[Q]
   She chased all over town looking for a dress in her size.

   她为寻找尺寸合身的衣服而满城奔跑。

n.

1. 追逐；追击；追求[C]
   The chase is often more exciting than the kill.

   追捕常常比猎杀更令人兴奋。

2. 打猎[C]
3. 被追猎的动物，被追逐的人[C]
   The chase escaped the hunter.

   被追猎的动物逃过了猎人的猎杀。

4. 狩猎地，猎场[C]

vt.

1. 雕镂，镂刻
   The chased silver escaped the eyes of the thieves.

   窃贼没有看见雕花银器。

n.

1. 槽，沟
2. 管子槽，暗管

v.

1. pursue in order to catch or catch up with.
2. rush or cause to go in a specified direction.
3. try to obtain (something owed or required).
   ▸ (chase something up) (US chase something down) investigate an unresolved matter further.

n.

1. an act of chasing.
2. (the chase) hunting as a sport.
   ▸Brit. (in place names) an area of unenclosed land formerly reserved for hunting:

   Cannock Chase.

v.

n.

n.

1. the part of a gun enclosing the bore.
2. a groove or furrow cut in the face of a wall or other surface to receive a pipe.