PURSUING - Перевод английский на испанский

английский

испанский

pursue [америк. pərˈsu, брит. pəˈsjuː] ГЛ. перех.

1.1. pursue (chase):

pursue

perseguir

she's constantly pursued by her fans

se ve constantemente asediada or perseguida por sus fans

she seems to be pursued by bad luck

parece que la persigue la mala suerte

1.2. pursue (seek, strive for):

pursue pleasure/happiness

buscar

pursue hopes/rights

luchar por

pursue hopes/rights

reivindicar

2.1. pursue (carry out, continue with):

pursue policy/course of action

continuar con

pursue research/study

continuar con

pursue research/study

proseguir офиц.

we can pursue the matter further in our next meeting

podemos continuar con el tema en la próxima reunión

2.2. pursue (carry out, continue with):

pursue profession

ejercer

pursue profession

dedicarse al ejercicio de

he was frightened out of pursuing the matter

lo asustaron para que desistiera de seguir adelante con el asunto

to choose a goal and pursue it unwaveringly

fijarse una meta y perseguirla con voluntad férrea

испанский

английский

seguir a alg. como perro perdiguero

to pursue sb relentlessly

perseguir fugitivo/delincuente

to pursue

perseguir presa

to pursue

perseguir

to pursue

acosar

to pursue relentlessly

proseguimos con nuestras investigaciones

we are continuing (with) o pursuing our investigations

dar caza a alg. (perseguir)

to pursue o chase sb

debemos encaminar nuestros pasos hacia otras metas

we must aim toward(s) o pursue other goals

corretear

to pursue

английский

испанский

pursue [pəˈsju:, америк. pɚˈsu:] ГЛ. перех.

1. pursue (chase):

pursue

perseguir

2. pursue (seek to find):

pursue

buscar

pursue dreams, goals

luchar por

pursue rights, peace

reivindicar

3. pursue (follow):

pursue plan

seguir

to pursue a matter

seguir un caso

Выражения:

to pursue a career

dedicarse a una carrera profesional

to pursue a degree in sth

seguir estudios de algo

to pursue a goal

perseguir un fin

to pursue one's own interests

perseguir los propios intereses

испанский

английский

ir en pos de algo/alguien

to pursue sth/sb

perseguir (objetivo)

to pursue

la policía persigue al fugitivo

the police are pursuing the fugitive

proseguir

to pursue

cazar (perseguir)

to pursue

английский

испанский

pursue [pər·ˈsu] ГЛ. перех.

1. pursue (chase):

pursue

perseguir

2. pursue (seek to find):

pursue

buscar

pursue dreams, goals

luchar por

pursue rights, peace

reivindicar

3. pursue (follow):

pursue plan

seguir

to pursue a matter

seguir un caso

4. pursue (work towards):

to pursue a career

dedicarse a una carrera profesional

to pursue a degree in sth

seguir estudios de algo

to pursue a goal

perseguir un fin

to pursue one's own interests

perseguir los propios intereses

испанский

английский

ir en pos de algo/alguien

to pursue sth/sb

perseguir (contrato, chica)

to pursue

la policía persigue al fugitivo

the police are pursuing the fugitive

proseguir

to pursue

cazar (perseguir)

to pursue

Present

I	pursue
you	pursue
he/she/it	pursues
we	pursue
you	pursue
they	pursue

Past

I	pursued
you	pursued
he/she/it	pursued
we	pursued
you	pursued
they	pursued

Present Perfect

I	have	pursued
you	have	pursued
he/she/it	has	pursued
we	have	pursued
you	have	pursued
they	have	pursued

Past Perfect

I	had	pursued
you	had	pursued
he/she/it	had	pursued
we	had	pursued
you	had	pursued
they	had	pursued

Одноязычные примеры (не проверены редакцией PONS)

But for four years, she unwaveringly denied that she wanted to be prime minister.

www.abc.net.au

That you back me, and are with me, and unwaveringly stand for freedom of expression.

www.gatestoneinstitute.org

Many photographers have explored similar subject matter, but few have embraced such an unwaveringly existential viewpoint.

www.wired.com

Screens show a priest, soldier and bathers going about their business, and live actors, unwaveringly in character, play out being merchants and stonemasons.

www.telegraph.co.uk

The bad characters, whether snobbish, scheming, or hypochondriacal, are unwaveringly bad.

www.slate.com