追おいかける
Meanings
Verb (1-dan, transitive)
1. to chase; to run after; to pursue
Why did I think I had to chase her?
2. subsequently; following that; (and) then
as 追いかけて or 追いかけるように
As soon as one problem was solved, the next one cropped up right on its heels.
Kanji used
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Pitch accent
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いかけ
る
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Examples (27 in total)
Everyone, let's chase them!
The dog ran after the ball.
I have no intention of chasing anymore.
I have to hurry and chase after them, or I'll lose sight of them.
Tom chased me.
Don't run after me any more.
The dog ran after the cat.
The bear ran after me.
This cat doesn't chase mice.
The thief ran away and the policeman ran after him.
Why do dogs chase squirrels?
The children chased after the circus parade.
For a moment, he thought of going after the man.
Why did I think I had to chase her?
I've already moved on from all that chasing.
They chased the man to arrest him.
The convenience store employee chased the thief and was stabbed to death.
The girls chased after their teen-age idol.
Look, that young girl is being chased by the old man.
There is no need to move your body to chase data.
She follows all the latest trends in fashion.
There was a clap of thunder, and right after it the rain came.
As soon as one problem was solved, the next one cropped up right on its heels.
I got an email from my mother, and then she called as well.
Although I tried chasing after them, I could no longer see their figure there.
The kittens are chasing each other around the house.
There are even records stating that they chased all the way to the edge of the desert.