pursuit in Japanese
pursuit in Japanese is 追求 — pursuit means the act of chasing or seeking after something or someone.
pursuit in Japanese
追求
Pronounced: tsuikyuu
The act of pursuing.
What does "pursuit" mean?
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noun The act of chasing or seeking after something or someone.
"The police gave chase in a high-speed pursuit through the city."
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noun A hobby or activity someone regularly does for enjoyment.
"Gardening is one of his favourite leisure pursuits."
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noun A track cycling event where two riders or teams start on opposite sides of the track and try to catch each other.
"She won gold in the individual pursuit at the velodrome."
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pursuit in a sentence
- The police gave chase in a high-speed pursuit through the city.
- She dedicated her life to the pursuit of scientific truth.
- Gardening is one of his favourite leisure pursuits.
- She won gold in the individual pursuit at the velodrome.
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What is "pursuit" in Japanese?
"pursuit" in Japanese is 追求. pursuit means: The act of chasing or seeking after something or someone.
How do you pronounce 追求?
"pursuit" in Japanese is 追求, pronounced "tsuikyuu".
How do you use "pursuit" in a sentence?
Example: "The police gave chase in a high-speed pursuit through the city." In Japanese, "pursuit" is 追求.
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