pursuit如何读

英:[pəˈsjuːt]

美:[pərˈsuːt]

pursuit英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [U]追赶,追捕 the act of pursuing
  2. [C]工作;消遣;嗜好occupation;business

pursuit是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 追求,寻求
  2. 追踪,追击,追赶,追捕
  3. 职业,工作
  4. 事务
  5. 消遣
  6. 继续进行
  7. 从事
  8. 驱逐
  9. 实行
  10. 经营
  11. 研究
  12. 【军】歼击机, 驱逐机
  13. 侦察
  14. 寻找

pursuit自然拼读

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pursuit变形

复数:pursuits

pursuit词根

词根:pursue

adj.

pursuant 依据的;追赶的;随后的

adv.

pursuant 根据;依照

n.

pursuing 追求;追逐;追赶

pursuance 追求;从事;追踪;实行

pursuer 追求者;追捕者;研究者;原告

pursual 追赶;追踪

v.

pursuing 从事;追赶(pursue的ing形式)

vi.

pursue 追赶;继续进行

vt.

pursue 继续;从事;追赶;纠缠

pursuit英英释义

Noun

1. the act of pursuing in an effort to overtake or capture;

"the culprit started to run and the cop took off in pursuit"

2. a search for an alternative that meets cognitive criteria;

"the pursuit of love"

"life is more than the pursuance of fame"

"a quest for wealth"

3. a diversion that occupies one's time and thoughts (usually pleasantly);

"sailing is her favorite pastime"

"his main pastime is gambling"

"he counts reading among his interests"

"they criticized the boy for his limited pursuits"

pursuit词组

in pursuit of寻求,追求

in hot pursuit穷追不舍;紧随其后

pursuit词源中文解释

14世纪晚期,“迫害”(现已过时),也指“带有敌意的追逐”,源自盎格鲁-法语 purseute, pursuite,古法语 porsuite “搜索,追求”(14世纪,现代法语 poursuite),源自 porsivre(见 pursue)。

意思是“为了追上而紧随其后的行动”(无论意图如何),始于15世纪中叶。指“一个人的职业,娱乐等”是从1520年代开始的,基于“一个人持续努力的目标,一个人追求或从事的事物”的概念。自1938年以来,作为一种类型的自行车赛跑。

pursuit_体育行业词汇

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pursuit词源英文解释

Middle English, from Anglo-French pursute, from pursure

The first known use of pursuit was in the 14th century

pursuit儿童词典英英释义

push-upnoun

an exercise performed while lying facedown by raising and lowering the body with the straightening and bending of the arms

pushovernoun

an opponent easy to defeat or incapable of resistance

someone unable to resist an attraction or appeal

something easily done : snap

pushernoun

one that pushes

a seller of illegal drugs

pushcartnoun

a cart pushed by hand

pusnoun

thick cloudy usually yellowish white fluid matter formed at a place of inflammation and infection (as an abscess) and containing white blood cells, tissue debris, and germs

purveyverb

to supply usually as a business

pursuitnoun

the act of pursuing

an activity done especially for pleasure

pursuit 例句

1 For the first time, I was free, and, better than free, employed; and now, unencumbered by the terrors of the night and pursuit, I was fully sensible of the exhilarating sensations of that liberty.

2 The pursuit of the spiritual by way of the material.

3 The bees poured down the monster's throat like a stream of honey, in pursuit of their queen.

4 At another set of tables, the Erudite chatter over books and newspapers, in constant pursuit of knowledge.

5 Adam Smith’s invisible hand ensuring that individual pursuits bring about group wellbeing is in these situations quite paralyzed.

6 It is a long story, and it does no credit to anyone: there is murder in it, and trickery, lies and foolishness, seduction and pursuit.

7 In 1952, Dorothy Hoover decided to take a leave of absence from the world of engineering and give herself over to the theoretical pursuits that were closest to her heart.

8 The policeman pivoting, staring at the face, calling a name, giving pursuit.

9 The waving and whistling of the boys below, and their pursuit of him from tree to tree, had disturbed his never powerful brains.

10 From Frodo’s mind the bright morning — treacherously bright, he thought — had not banished the fear of pursuit; and he pondered the words of Gildor.

11 Clearly, he did not consider the Cherokee to have those rights to life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness on their own homelands.

12 ‘Let us hope that the fire now lies between us and pursuit. Come! There is no time to lose.’

13 Lash bounded to the lead, with Bright in close pursuit.

14 She found she had married an attentive man whose pursuit as a lover was to ensure her satisfaction.

15 Ajax swiped a sausage roll and managed to gulp down his prize while running at top speed, a mob of gleeful children pounding in pursuit.

16 As he does his rounds, he makes sure everyone is occupied with their particular trivial pursuits.

17 The Dutch, whose economy was based on private profit, nevertheless understood that the unrestrained pursuit of profit posed a threat to the nation’s soul.

18 Criminology was still primitive: Emmett grabbed his gun, canvassed any witnesses to the crime, then mounted his horse and went in pursuit.

19 They looked at this pursuit as a joke.

20 I ran back to my soldiers and gathered the fastest horsemen for pursuit.

pursuit 同义词

3 歼击机

fighter chaser

5 驱逐机

peashooter

10 追随

trail pursue trace dangle

28 学业

school

pursuit 短语相关

hot pursuit in close pursuit in full pursuit in hot pursuit in pursuit of pursuit plane

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