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pursuit

/pərˈsjuːt/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das die Handlung des Verfolgens, Nachgehens oder des Strebens nach einem Ziel, Interesse oder einer Beschäftigung bezeichnet.

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noun

/pərˈsjuːt/B2formal
  • deSubstantiv, das die Handlung des Verfolgens, Nachgehens oder des Strebens nach einem Ziel, Interesse oder einer Beschäftigung bezeichnet.

A noun referring to the act of chasing, following, or striving to achieve something, such as a goal, interest, or activity.

  1. Act of chasingB1formal

    The act of following or chasing someone or something in order to catch them.

    deVerfolgung

    • The police car was in pursuit of the speeding vehicle.
    • The fox led the hounds on a long pursuit through the forest.
    • The thief escaped despite the officer's pursuit.

    Synonymechasefollowinghunthuntingtrackingtrailing

  2. Goal or activityB1formal

    An activity or goal that someone devotes time and effort to.

    deBeschäftigung oder Ziel

    • She is dedicated to the pursuit of knowledge.
    • His main pursuit in life is painting.
    • The pursuit of happiness is a fundamental human right.

    Synonymeactivityaspirationendeavorhobbyinterestoccupationpastimequestundertakingvocation

  3. Occupation or hobbyB2formal

    A regular activity or pastime that someone engages in.

    deBeschäftigung oder Hobby

    • Gardening is a popular leisure pursuit among retirees.
    • He has many intellectual pursuits, including reading and chess.
    • Her artistic pursuits include photography and sculpture.

    Synonymeactivityavocationdiversionhobbyinterestoccupationpastimerecreationvocation

Formen
  • pursuits plural form
  • pursuits' possessive plural form
  • pursuit's possessive singular form
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