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/puʁ.sɥit/
Translation
chase, pursuit; legal proceedings
Word origin
From poursuivre, from Latin prosequi ('to follow after'), built on pro- ('forward') and sequi ('to follow').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- prosequi
- English cognates
- pursuit, prosecute, sequence
Grammar
Examples
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The chase lasted twenty minutes.
.
Proceedings against the boss have begun.
.
He gave up the chase before the bridge.
ment.
She faces legal action if she lies.
Cette ' .
That car chase came to a stop against a wall.
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