chase [tʃeɪs] sustantivopersecución (f) (pursuit)- to give chase to somebody -> perseguir a alguien
verbo transitivoperseguir (pursue)
verbo intransitivo también: - to chase after somebody -> perseguir a alguien
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chase [cheis]Cazar.
Dar caza, perseguir o seguir al enemigo por mar o tierra (follow, pursue/thief).- They’re both chasing the same woman -> ambos andan detrás de la misma mujer
Engastar, montar una piedra preciosa. (Coloquial)
Cincelar (el oro y la plata).
Seguir.- To chase away -> hacer huir, espantar
- To chase after -> correr tras de, o en seguimiento de
verbo neutro (intransitivo)- We chased after the thief -> fuimos o salimos tras el ladrón
- To chase after girls -> ir o andar detrás de las chicas
va.(Coloq.)V. ENCHASE.
adjetivoCaza, seguimiento o la acción de seguir al enemigo; persecución (pursuit).- Car persecución en coche -> to give salir en persecución de alguien/algo, ir tras alguien/algo, darle caza a alguien/algo
Caza, los animales o aves que se cazan.
Cazadero, el sitio en que se hace la caz
adjetivoPartida de cazadores que van a cazar. (Marina)
(Mar.) Caz
adjetivo- Bow- cañón de mira -> Stern- guardatimón, cañón de a popa
- Wild-goose a caza de ilusiones -> en seguimiento de lo inasequible
- The la caza (hunting) ->
sustantivoRama, cerco de hierro, con que se sujeta el molde en la prensa.
Cualquier muesca o encaje.
Calibre de un cañón. (Arte)
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chase [tʃeɪs]
noun
persecución; (f) the chase (hunting) la caza; a car chase una persecución de coches; to give chase to dar caza a; perseguir; to join in the chase for sth unirse a los que buscan algo
verb:transitive
(pursue) perseguir he's started chasing girls (informal) ya anda detrás de las chicas; to chase sb for money reclamar dinero a algn
verb:intransitive
correr I've been chasing all over the place looking for you te he estado buscando por todas partes; to chase after sb (pursue) correr tras algn; (seek out) ir andar a la caza de algn;or
chase [tʃeɪs]
verb:transitive
[+metal] grabar; adornar grabando; cincelar
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Verb Conjugation for "chase"
Imperative
- chase
- you chase
- he/she chases
- we chase
- you chase
- they chase
Preterite
- I chased
- you chased
- he/she chased
- we chased
- you chased
- they chased
Present Continuous
- I am chasing
- you are chasing
- he/she is chasing
- we are chasing
- you are chasing
- they are chasing
Present Perfect
- I have chased
- you have chased
- he/she has chased
- we have chased
- you have chased
- they have chased
Past Continuous
- I was chasing
- you were chasing
- he/she was chasing
- we were chasing
- you were chasing
- they were chasing
Past Perfect
- I had chased
- you had chased
- he/she had chased
- we had chased
- you had chased
- they had chased
Future
- I will chase
- you will chase
- he/she will chase
- we will chase
- you will chase
- they will chase
Future Perfect
- I will have chased
- you will have chased
- he/she will have chased
- we will have chased
- you will have chased
- they will have chased
Future Continuous
- I will be chasing
- you will be chasing
- he/she will be chasing
- we will be chasing
- you will be chasing
- they will be chasing
Present Perfect Continuous
- I have been chasing
- you have been chasing
- he/she has been chasing
- we have been chasing
- you have been chasing
- they have been chasing
Future Perfect Continuous
- I will have been chasing
- you will have been chasing
- he/she will have been chasing
- we will have been chasing
- you will have been chasing
- they will have been chasing
Past Perfect Continuous
- I had been chasing
- you had been chasing
- he/she had been chasing
- we had been chasing
- you had been chasing
- they had been chasing