pursue

B2 · Upper Intermediate Academic

v. to try to achieve something, like a dream or a plan, over a long time.

v. to strive to attain or accomplish a specific objective or ambition.

日本語:追う※

“She decided to pursue her dream of becoming a professional pilot.”

“The government continues to pursue a policy of economic reform despite significant opposition from local industries.”

C1 · Advanced Formal

v. to take part in an activity or a hobby regularly.

v. to carry out or participate in a particular activity, interest, or profession.

“In his free time, he likes to pursue his interest in ancient history.”

“The researcher has spent over a decade pursuing this specific line of inquiry into molecular biology.”

B2 · Upper Intermediate

v. to follow a specific route or way of doing something.

v. to follow or travel along a particular route, course, or path of action.

Español:perseguir

“The hikers chose to pursue the trail that led toward the waterfall.”

“The investigation will pursue every possible lead until the missing documents are recovered.”