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Meaning ofchasein English

chase

us//tʃeɪs//uk//tʃeɪs//

Pluralchases
Past Tensechased
Participle Verbchasing
Third Person Singularchases

Definitions

Noun
1. pursuit of someone or something; a hunt
2. the act of hunting or seeking game
3. a vessel being pursued (in war)
  The enemy ship was a chase for the navy's fleet.
4. a playful pursuit game; between children
  The kids played a game of chase during recess.
5. a large estate for hunting
  The wealthy family owned a large chase with forests and lakes.
6. nautical guns firing forward or backward
  The old sailing ship was equipped with a chase to defend against enemies.
7. cyclists ahead of the main group
  The breakaway cyclists formed a chase that gained a significant lead.
8. a musical sequence of solos
  The jazz band performed an exciting chase with improvisational solos.
Verb
1. to follow or pursue at speed
  The police will chase the suspect down the street.
2. to rapidly pursue someone or something
  The detective will chase the suspect through the crowded market.

Compounds / Phrases

steeplechase chase after chase up chase lights