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Meanings of pursuit in English
Synonyms
Examples for "hobby"
Examples for "hobby"
1
She said lockdown changed her art from a hobby to a business.
2
He said Ulster Wool has given him a career and a hobby.
3
Thank you, she says, scampering off to pick up a new hobby.
4
Use the Internet and scholarly sources to learn more about your hobby.
5
He also turned his hobby - politics - into a second career.
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The Nürnberg defender was able to continue after treatment on the sideline.
2
I'm traveling every week to do sideline reporting this year for Fox.
3
People often ask me why I have an attitude on the sideline.
4
Diplomats say Kagame is clearing out the stables to sideline possible threats.
5
On one sideline, steelworkers' friends and families gathered to cheer their gladiators.
1
Pardon me, Madam; that is the avocation of a man of taste.
2
After the death of her mistress, Isopel carried on the same avocation.
3
Others, intoxicated by their passions, live in a perpetual avocation of thought.
4
Princess, I understand that it is your avocation to be a horse-breaker.
5
It's all part of the job, he said of his beloved avocation.
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The summary for policymakers has to be agreed, line-by-line, by 115 countries.
2
On a line-by-line level, furthermore, the prose is limpidly succinct and evocative.
3
It's usually when a bill gets debated line-by-line with editing suggestions made.
4
It doesn't make narrative sense to divide this song up line-by-line.
5
Kanu takes it to the by-line and the cut-back finds Pires.
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On top of that, recreational outdoor activity-andreally any spare-timeactivity-isa pretty new idea in Israel.
Usage of pursuit in English
1
That pursuit lasted 15 minutes and involved at least three police cars.
2
How far is too far in the pursuit of the dream body?
3
Mr Erdogan vowed Turkey would continue in its pursuit of the truth.
4
One animal had bilateral NOT lesions and lost pursuit for 4 days.
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Natural athletic ability often doesn't accept the straightjacket of a single pursuit.
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Increasingly, however, researchers are focusing more on the pursuit of animal happiness.
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Indeed, its very design was the result of an intensive state-directed pursuit.
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Yes, some are in pursuit of commission, but many really love wine.
9
Gargasoulas then led police on a pursuit lasting hours, Ms Judd said.
10
I know such personal violation is necessary in the pursuit of justice.
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The parents' pursuit of justice has been four years in the making.
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He may have abandoned his new name in order to escape pursuit.
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It is unrest in pursuit of legitimate reform, a Syrian official said.
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However, there is a cohort for whom quizzing is a serious pursuit.
15
The excitement of the town lay in the pursuit of Van Horn.
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In the pursuit of the U-boat the airplane was also extremely effective.
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Pursuit through the time
Pursuit across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
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