give chase (Meaning)

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give chase (v)

go after with the intent to catch

The police gave chase to the fleeing bank robber, sirens blaring through the city streets.
As the fox darted into the undergrowth, the hunter gave chase with his hounds in tow.
The child's playful puppy gave chase to a rolling ball, its tail wagging furiously.
Determined to catch the thief, the vigilante gave chase through the alleyways, his footsteps echoing in the darkness.
The officers gave chase to the speeding car, hoping to bring the reckless driver to justice.
The firefighters gave chase to the raging wildfire, using every tool at their disposal to contain its spread.
The swarm of angry wasps gave chase to the unsuspecting hiker, their stings leaving a painful reminder.
As the enemy reinforcements arrived, our soldiers gave chase in a desperate attempt to prevent their advance.
The hungry lion gave chase to the fleeing antelope, its powerful stride closing the distance between them.
The paramedics gave chase to the ambulance carrying the critically injured patient, hoping to reach the hospital in time.

go after with the intent to catch

provide, present, volunteer, contribute,donate, award, furnish, afford, issue,bestow

withhold, save, hold, withhold, keep, preserve, save,keep, retain, preserve

The police gave chase to the fleeing bank robber, sirens blaring through the city streets.

As the fox darted into the undergrowth, the hunter gave chase with his hounds in tow.

The child's playful puppy gave chase to a rolling ball, its tail wagging furiously.

Determined to catch the thief, the vigilante gave chase through the alleyways, his footsteps echoing in the darkness.