chase in some place

chase (someone or something) in(to) (some place)

To steer or guide someone or something into a particular place. The dog chased the sheep back into their pen.

and chase someone or an animal in

to drive someone or an animal into a place of confinement. They chased all the cattle into the corral. The cowboys chased in the cattle.

词组	chase in some place
释义	chase in some place chase (someone or something) in(to) (some place) To steer or guide someone or something into a particular place. The dog chased the sheep back into their pen. See also: chase Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. chase someone (or an animal) in(to) some place and chase someone or an animal in to drive someone or an animal into a place of confinement. They chased all the cattle into the corral. The cowboys chased in the cattle. See also: chase, place McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: do someone or something justice run someone out of town on one's on someone's (in) back of (something) save someone's skin other than other than (something) out of one's let something drop
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