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追寻的英文：pursuechaseseekhunt forgo aftersearch

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追求 1 （争取） seek，aspire，pursue 2 （求爱） woo，court，chase，run after 追求利润 profit-push 追求时髦的人 clotheshorse 追求私利的人 self-seeker 追求享乐者 pleasure-seeker 满意请采纳

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追梦Chasing Dreams短语追梦人 Dreamcatcher ; Dream Again ; Dream Catcher by Secret Garden ; The Dreamer彩云追梦 Dreaming Cloud追梦高手 Hardball相关例句：1.“追梦者”太空船的设计中具有升力体机身，让它看起来像一架两侧没有巨大机翼的飞机。The Dream Chaser has a lifting body design; it looks something like an airplane without the large wings onthe side.2.当被问及他想儿子到哪里去的时候，他很快回答：“美国，因为美国是追梦人的乐土。”When asked where he wanted his son to go, he immediately responded, “America, because America is the land for dreamers. 3.在开始踏上你的追梦旅程之前，你总会听到一些可怕的建议，这些建议来自你身边的人，甚至也可能来自那些真正关心爱护你的人。Unfortunately, just before you take your first step on the righteous journey to pursue your dreams, peoplearound you, even the ones who deeply care for you, will give you awful advice.

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追逐翻译成英文是 chase或 pursue。解释：chase 英[tʃeɪs] 美[tʃes] vt. 追求; 追捕; 追寻; 镂刻; 追逐； n. 追捕; 打猎; 猎物（指鸟兽等）; 槽; vi. 追逐，追赶; 追寻; 追求（常与after连用）; [口语] 奔跑; [例句]She chased the thief for 100 yards她追了窃贼100码远。pursue 英[pəˈsju:] 美[pərˈsu:] vt. 追逐；追求; 继续; 追捕; 进行; vi. 追，追赶; 继续进行; [例句]It became harder for women married to diplomats to pursue their own interests与外交官结婚的女性要追求自己的爱好就变得更加困难了。

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1、pursue英[pəˈsjuː]美[pərˈsuː]，v.追求; 致力于; 执行; 贯彻; 继续探讨(或追究、从事); 追逐; 跟踪; 追赶。 2、[例句]He continued to pursue his goal of becoming an actor.他继续追求他成为演员的目标。

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pursue的词组短语“” pursue after v. 追赶。 pursue的词语辨析。 pursue, trace, trail, track, hunt, chase, follow这组词都有“跟随、追踪”的意思，其区别是： pursue 指坚持不懈、毫不动摇地紧跟、追赶某人、某物或某个事业。 trace 指根据线索或足迹进行跟踪。用于抽象意义时指找到某事物的根源。 trail 一般指跟踪追击： track 指沿着人或动物留下的印迹或行迹追踪。 hunt 原义为“追猎、猎取”，现用于指追捕或搜寻逃犯等。 chase 指快速追赶或决心追踪，褒义贬义均可用。 follow 普遍用词，含义最广，多指跟随起引导作用的人或物，跟随的动机可以是善意的，也可能是恶意的。 pursue的例句： Individuals should enjoy the liberty to pursue their own interests and preferences。 个人应当享受自由,追求自己的利益和喜好。

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catch up with是表示“追赶上”追赶这一动作用动词“chase”chasing after someone

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追梦 英文：pursue dream 读法：英 [pəˈsju: dri:m]   美 [pərˈsu: drim] 例句： Would you ever quit everything to pursue your dream? 你会不会放弃一切去追求你的梦想吗？ 词汇解析： 一、pursue 英 [pə'sjuː]  美 [pə'sʊ] v. 继续；从事；追赶；纠缠 二、dream 英 [driːm]  美 [drim] 1、n. 梦想，愿望；梦 2、v. 梦想；做梦；想到 3、adj. 梦的；理想的；不切实际的 词语用法： n. (名词) 1、dream的基本意思是“梦”,指人在睡眠时在大脑中形成一种幻觉。dream还可指“梦想,理想”,指在人的头脑中形成的某种愿望; 用于口语中还可指梦一般美好的人或物,即“好极了,太美了”。引申可指“幻想”。 2、dream通常指一个一个的梦,而不可以表示梦的总称。 3、作“梦想”解时可用于“dream of+ v -ing”结构。 v. (动词) 1、dream作动词时的意思是“做梦”,指睡眠时脑中出现某情景或观念。可指实际地做梦,也可指脑中产生不切实际的想法,即“梦想”。 2、dream可用作及物动词,也可用作不及物动词。用作及物动词时后接名词、代词、同源名词、带有疑问词的动词不定式或that/wh-从句作宾语,从句中的that可以省略,从句中的谓语动词可用虚拟语气。

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chase是正解：vt. 1. 追，追赶： The children are chasing one another among the bushes.孩子们在树丛中互相追逐。2. 追捕；追踪；追击；猎取：The huntsmen chased the deer silently.猎人们悄悄地追踪那只鹿。3. 追求；向…求爱：He's always chasing women.他总在不断地追逐女人。4. 赶出，驱逐；消除；催促：He chased the dog out of the garden.他把狗从花园中赶了出去。First of all we should chase these fears from his mind.首先我们应当消除他心中的恐惧。 参考：

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一、“追赶”的英语是pursue，音标英 [pəˈsju:]、美 [pərˈsu:]。 二、释义： 1、vt.追求;继续;追捕;进行 The police are pursuing an escaped prisoner. 警方正在追捕一名越狱的逃犯。 2、vi.追，追赶;继续进行 We pursue the enemy if they retreat. 敌退我追。 三、词源解说： 13世纪晚期进入英语，直接源自盎格鲁法语的pursuer，意为追捕；最初源自拉丁语的prosequi：pro (前） + sequi (追随），意为跟上，追随。 四、经典引文： Suddenly he would be..pursuing his adversary with a stone. 突然间，他会……用石头追击他的对手。 出自： D. H. Lawrence 扩展资料： 一、词语用法： v. (动词) 1、pursue的基本意思是“追捕,追赶”,指警察“追捕”罪犯或野兽“追赶”小动物等。含有试图追上并捕获的意味。引申可指“继续”“从事”“经营”等。 2、pursue多用作及物动词,后接名词或代词作宾语。可用于被动结构。 3、pursue解释为“追求”时，是指为了某个目的而追。 二、词汇搭配： 1、pursue bear 追捕熊 2、pursue the enemy 追踪敌人 3、pursue fox 追赶狐狸 4、pursue the path 沿着道路前进 5、pursue robber 追捕抢劫犯

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401、proposev.提议,建议;提名,推荐;求婚 402、propositionn.主张,建议;陈述,命题 403、prosen.散文 a.散文的 404、prosecutevt.实行，从事 v.起诉，告发 vi.作检察官 405、prospectn.景色;前景,前途,展望 406、prospectivea.预期的 407、prosperv.成功,兴隆,昌盛,使成功,使昌隆,繁荣 408、prosperityn.繁荣,兴旺 409、prosperousa.繁荣的,兴旺的,茂盛的,顺利的 410、protectv.(from)保护,保卫 411、proteinn.蛋白质 412、protestv./n.主张,断言,抗议,反对 413、prototypen.原型;典型，范例 414、prouda.(of)自豪的;引以自豪的;妄自尊大的 415、provev.证明,证实;检验;考验;鉴定;结果是,表明是 416、providev.供应,供给,准备,预防,规定 417、providedconj.倘若,只要,假如 418、provincen.省;领域,范围,本分 419、provisionn.供应,(一批)供应品;预备;条款;(pl.)给养 420、provokev.挑动;激发;招惹 421、prudenta.谨慎的,智慧的,稳健的,节俭的 422、psychiatryn.精神病学，精神病疗法 423、psychologyn.心理,心理学,心理状态 424、pubn.(英国)小酒店;小旅馆 425、publica.公共的,公用的;公开的,公然的n.公众,民众 426、publicationn.出版物;出版,发行;公布,发表 427、publicityn.公开,宣传,广告,推销 428、publishv.出版,刊印;公布,发布 429、puffn.一阵,一股(气味等);喘息;吹嘘v.喘息,鼓吹 430、pullv.拉,拖 n.拉,拖;拉力,牵引力 431、pulsen.脉搏,脉冲 432、pumpn.泵 v.用(泵)抽(水);打气,泵送 433、punchn.冲压机,冲床;穿孔机 v.冲压,穿孔 434、punctuala.严守时刻的,准时的,正点的 435、punishv.惩罚,处罚 436、pupiln.学生,小学生;瞳孔 437、puppetn.木偶,傀儡 438、purchasev.买,购买 n.购买的物品 439、purea.纯的,纯洁的;纯理论的,抽象的;完全的 440、purifyv.使纯净,提纯 441、purplea.紫的 n.紫色 442、purposen.目的,意图;用途,效果 443、pursen.钱包 444、pursuev.追赶,追踪;继续,从事 445、pursuitn.追赶,追求;职业,工作 446、pushv.推;催逼,逼迫 n.推,推力;促进,推进 447、putvt.放，搁，置;表达;使处于...状态，记下 448、puzzlen.难题,谜,迷惑 v.(使)迷惑,(使)为难 449、pyramidn.金字塔

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pursue 读音：英 [pə'sjuː] 、美 [pər'suː] 意思：v. 追求；追捕；继续执行；从事。 举例：Everyone has the freedom to pursue their dreams. 每个人都有追求各自梦想的自由。 1、pursue的基本意思是“追捕，追赶”，指警察“追捕”罪犯或野兽“追赶”小动物等。含有试图追上并捕获的意味。引申可指“继续”“从事”“经营”等。 2、pursue多用作及物动词，后接名词或代词作宾语。可用于被动结构。 3、pursue解释为“追求”时，是指为了某个目的而追。

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回答和翻译如下：Purssue passions.怀有激情。

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pursue 和 pursuit 的重音都在第二个音节，pur 与汉字 “破” 读音相近，sue 和 suit 英音分别读作 “私有” 和 “私有特”，美音分别读作 “苏” 和 “苏特”，用汉语拼音英音可标注为 posiu 和 posiut，美音可标注为 posu 和 posut。

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chase after the dream and stick to the dream

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pursue [pə'sju:,-'su:] vt.继续；从事；追赶；纠缠 vi.追赶；继续进行 [过去式pursued 过去分词pursued 现在分词pursuing ] 其中,“vt"是及物动词,可以直接加一个名词(或代词)作它的宾语,”vi"是不及物动词,不可以直接加一个名词(或代词)作它的宾语,例如： 当“pursue"是及物动词(或翻译为“ 继续；从事；追赶；纠缠")的时候： The government is pursuing a policy of non-intervention. 政府正奉行于不干预政策. 当”pursue"是不及物动词(翻译为”追赶；继续进行")的时候： She said she would pursue for him. 她说要起诉他.

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英语是国际经济、技术、信息等交流中应用最广泛的语言，下面就是我给大家整理的英文小 文章 ，希望大家喜欢。英文小文章：爱如鲜花盛开 I was nine when my father first sent me flowers. I had been taking tapdancing(踢踏舞) lessons for six months, and the school was giving its yearly recital. As an excited member of the beginners' chorus line, I was aware of my lowly status. So it was a surprise to have my name called out at the end of the show along with the lead dancers and to find my arms full of long-stemmed red roses. I can still feel myself standing on that stage, blushing furiously and gazing over the footlights to see my father's grin as he applauded loudly. Those roses were the first in a series of large bouquets(花束，宴会) that accompanied all the milestones in my life. They brought a sense of embarrassment. I enjoyed them, but was flustered by the extravagance. Not my father. He did everything in a big way. If you sent him to the bakery for a cake, he came back with three. Once, when Mother told him I needed a new party dress, he brought home a dozen. His behavior often left us without funds for other more important things. After the dress incident, there was no money for the winter coat I really needed--or the new ice skates I wanted. Sometimes I would be angry with him, but not for long. Inevitably he would buy me something to make up with me. The gift was so apparently an offering of love he could not verbalize that I would throw my arms around him and kiss him--an act that undoubtedly perpetuated(保持) his behavior. Then came my 16th birthday. It was not a happy occasion. I was fat and had no boyfriend. And my well-meaning parents furthered my misery by giving me a party. As I entered the dining room, there on the table next to my cake was a huge bouquet of flowers, bigger than any before. I wanted to hide. Now everyone would think my father had sent flowers because I had no boyfriend to do it. Sweet 16, and I felt like crying. I probably would have, but my best friend, Phyllis, whispered, "Boy, you're lucky to have a father like that. As the years passed, other occasions--birthdays, recitals(朗诵), awards, graduations--were marked with Dad's flowers. My emotions continued to seesaw between pleasure and embarrassment. When I graduated from college, though, my days of ambivalence(矛盾情绪) were over. I was embarking on a new career and was engaged to be married. Dad's flowers symbolized his pride, and my triumph. They evoked only great pleasure. Now there were bright-orange mums for Thanksgiving and a huge pink poinsettia at Christmas. White lilies at Easter, and velvety red roses for birthdays. Seasonal flowers in mixed bouquets celebrated the births of my children and the move to our first house. As my fortunes grew, my father's waned, but his gifts of flowers continued until he died of a heart attack a few months before his 70th birthday. Without embarrassment, I covered his coffin with the largest, reddest roses I could find. Often in the dozen years since, I felt an urge to go out and buy a big bouquet to fill the living room, but I never did. Often in the dozen years since, I felt an urge to go out and buy a big bouquet to fill the living room, but I never did. I knew it would not be the same. Then one birthday, the doorbell rang. I was feeling blue because I was alone. My husband was playing golf, and my two daughters were away. My 13-year-old son, Matt, had run out earlier with a "see you later," never mentioning my birthday. So I was surprised to see his large frame at the door. "Forgot my key," he said, shrugging. "Forgot your birthday too. Well, I hope you like flowers, Mum." He pulled a bunch of daisies from behind his back. "Oh, Matt," I cried, hugging him hard. "I love flowers!" 英文小文章：适应力的 故事 Don't worry if you have problems! Which is easy to say until you are in the midst of a really big one, I know. But the only people I am aware of who don't have troubles are gathered in little neighborhoods. Most communities have at least one. We call them cemeteries(墓地). If you're breathing, you have difficulties. It's the way of life. And believe it or not, most of your problems may actually be good for you! Let me explain. Maybe you have seen the Great Barrier Reef, stretching some 1,800 miles from New Guinea to Australia. Tour guides regularly take visitors to view the reef. On one tour, the guide was asked an interesting question. "I notice that the lagoon(环礁湖) side of the reef looks pale and lifeless, while the ocean side is vibrant and colorful," a traveler observed. "Why is this?" The guide gave an interesting answer: "The coral around the lagoon side is in still water, with no challenge for its survival. It dies early. The coral on the ocean side is constantly being tested by wind, waves, storms -- surges of power. It has to fight for survival every day of its life. As it is challenged and tested, it changes and adapts. It grows healthy. It grows strong. And it reproduces." Then he added this telling note: "That's the way it is with every living organism." That's how it is with people. Challenged and tested, we come alive! Like coral pounded by the sea, we grow. Physical demands can cause us to grow stronger. Mental and emotional stress can produce tough-mindedness and resiliency. Spiritual testing can produce strength of character and faithfulness. So, you have problems -- no problem! Just tell yourself, "Here I grow again " 英文小文章：放弃是一种美丽 One of tests used by a company to enroll fresh blood helps you know whether you stand the trial from yourself. In a stormy night, you drive your car through a stop where three people are waiting for a bus: a dying and poor old man, a doctor who is your benefactor(恩人) because he saved your life so that you are eager to render back, and a woman or a man who is your dreamgirl or your dreamboy and likely dissapears from your life once you miss the chance. Unfortunately, there is just room for one person in your car. Which one would you pick up? Then give your reasons. Think it over before looking at the following text. I have no idea whether it is a characteristic test, because every answer has its reason. The dying old man should be first helped,however, his final destination is death. It's reasonable for you to pick up the doctor first--your benefactor and is a good chance to reciprocate(报答，互换) what he did for you. Meanwhile, some people think it available to render the doctor back in someday in future. And if you miss the chance, you will never meet such an attractive person. Only one of two hundred people was hired. He wrote his answer without providing his reason: "Give the key of my car to the doctor, and let him take the old man to the hospital. But I wait in the stop for the bus with my dreamboat(梦中人，爱人) together." Every acquaintance of mine regarded it as the best answer but nobody (including me) realized it at first. It is caused by our idea of not giving up the advantage (the car key) we have had? Sometimes, if we abandon some of our parochialism(狭隘), advantages, and intransigence(不妥协), we can get more.