pursue

UK /pəˈʃuː/ US /pɚˈsu/
verb 5

Collocations

15
1

(verb.) continue sth/try to achieve sth

ADV

further, still | actively, energetically, vigorously

doggedly

She doggedly pursued her dream of becoming a doctor despite many obstacles.

relentlessly

effectively, successfully

The company successfully pursued its goal of becoming the market leader in renewable energy.

VERB + PURSUE

decide to

She decided to pursue a career in medicine after volunteering at the hospital last summer.

intend to, want to, wish to

My daughter wants to pursue a career in medicine after she finishes school.

be/feel inclined to | be reluctant to | be able to, be at liberty to, be free to | continue to

PHRASES

the ability/freedom to pursue sth

Everyone should have the ability to pursue their own career goals without obstacles.

be not worth pursuing

The lawyer told her client that the legal case was not worth pursuing anymore.

2

(verb.) chase sb

ADV

relentlessly

The police officer relentlessly pursued the suspect through the crowded streets.

PHRASES

closely/hotly pursued by sb

The famous actor was closely pursued by photographers wherever she went in the city.

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