hound from some place

hound (someone) from (some place)

To hunt, chase, or pursue someone relentlessly, until they leave a particular place. Police hounded the suspect from his hideout and were able to arrest him en route to Mexico.

hound someone from some place

and hound someone out (of something or some place)

to chase someone out of some place; to force someone out of something or some place. They hounded Joel and his friends from the town. The sheriff hounded Tex out of town.

词组	hound from some place
释义	hound from some place hound (someone) from (some place) To hunt, chase, or pursue someone relentlessly, until they leave a particular place. Police hounded the suspect from his hideout and were able to arrest him en route to Mexico. See also: hound Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. hound someone from some place and hound someone out (of something or some place) to chase someone out of some place; to force someone out of something or some place. They hounded Joel and his friends from the town. The sheriff hounded Tex out of town. See also: hound, place McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: hound (someone) from (some place) hound (someone) out (of some place) hound out hound out of hound someone hound down hound or an animal down set after (someone or something) hunt down be hounded (by someone or something)
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