追HSK 3前 2000 名最常用的 2,000 个词之一 1.to chase2.to pursue3.to look into4.to investigate+6 条+7 条 追前 2000 名最常用的 2,000 个词之一 1.to sculpt2.to carve3.musical instrument (old)
追求HSK 4前 5000 名最常用的 5,000 个词之一 1.to pursue (a goal etc) stubbornly2.to seek after3.to woo
1.to investigate2.to look into
追踪追蹤HSK 7–9前 2000 名最常用的 2,000 个词之一 1.to track; to trace; to follow up2.(HK, Tw) to follow (on social media)
追查前 5000 名最常用的 5,000 个词之一 to try to find out; to trace; to track down
追捕前 5000 名最常用的 5,000 个词之一 1.to pursue2.to be after3.to hunt down
1.to chase2.to pursue vigorously
1.to pursue2.to track down3.to search
1.to follow2.to accompany
1.to pursue2.to chase after3.to accelerate4.to catch up with+1 条+2 条 1.lit. to go upstream2.to trace sth back to3.to date from
1.follower2.adherent3.following
1.to question closely2.to investigate in detail3.to examine minutely4.to get to the heart of the matter+1 条 1.memorial service2.funeral service
1.to add something extra2.an additional increment3.addendum4.to append+1 条+2 条 to mourn; to pay last respects
1.to recollect2.to recall (past times)3.to look back
passionate fan (of a celebrity); stan
1.to trace sth back to its source2.to get to the bottom of sth
too late for regrets (idiom); It is useless to repent after the event.
1.memorial2.recollection (of the deceased)
1.recollections2.to relate (past events)
1.to demand payment2.to extort3.to trace4.to seek+2 条+3 条 1.to recover (sth lost or stolen)2.to get back
1.to catch up vigorously2.to set off in hot pursuit
1.to award posthumously2.to write down afterwards3.retrospective account
(idiom) to seek fame and wealth
1.to recognize sth after the event2.posthumous recognition3.to ratify4.to endorse retroactively+1 条 1.friendly one-upmanship2.to try to emulate
lit. to examine roots and inquire at the base (idiom); to get to the bottom of sth
to demand repayment of a debt; to collect a debt
1.to pursue and eliminate2.to suppress
to confer a posthumous title
1.to tailgate2.to hit the car in front as a result of tailgating
1.to recall2.to bring to mind3.to reminisce
1.to exhibit great enthusiasm for sb or sth; to embrace2.favor; acclaim; adulation; high demand
to recount what happened prior to events already known