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1 pursue a policy
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2 pursue
transitive verb2) (seek after) streben nach; suchen nach; verfolgen [Ziel]3) (look into) nachgehen (+ Dat.)4) (engage in) betreiben5) (carry out) durchführen [Plan]* * *[pə'sju:]1) (to follow especially in order to catch or capture; to chase: They pursued the thief through the town.) verfolgen2) (to occupy oneself with (studies, enquiries etc); to continue: He is pursuing his studies at the University.) nachgehen•- academic.ru/59192/pursuer">pursuer- pursuit* * *pur·sue[pəˈsju:, AM pɚˈsu:]vt1. (follow)▪ to \pursue sth etw verwirklichen [o erreichen] wollento \pursue a strategy eine Strategie fortsetzento \pursue one's goals [or aims] seine Ziele verfolgenmisfortune seems to \pursue him er scheint vom Pech verfolgt zu sein4. (investigate)to \pursue a theory/an idea eine Theorie/eine Idee weiterverfolgen5. (engage in)▪ to \pursue sth etw betreibento \pursue a career einen Beruf ausüben [o einem Beruf nachgehen]to \pursue a hobby ein Hobby betreiben, einem Hobby nachgehento \pursue a policy/strategy eine Politik/Strategie betreiben [o verfolgen]to \pursue one's studies seinem Studium nachgehento \pursue a trade ein Gewerbe betreiben* * *[pə'sjuː]vt1) (= follow) verfolgen; girl, film star etc nachlaufen (+dat), verfolgen; (= strive for) pleasure, success nachjagen (+dat), aus sein auf (+acc); happiness streben nach2) (= carry on) train of thought, course of action, idea verfolgen; inquiry durchführen; profession, studies nachgehen (+dat); subject weiterführen* * *A v/t2. einen Zweck, ein Ziel, einen Plan verfolgen3. nach Glück etc streben, dem Vergnügen etc nachgehen4. besonders fig einen Kurs, Weg einschlagen, folgen (dat)5. Studien, einen Beruf etc betreiben, nachgehen (dat)6. weiterführen, fortsetzen, fortfahren in (dat)7. ein Thema etc weiterführen, verfolgen, weiterdiskutieren8. JUR besonders schott anklagenB v/i2. fortfahren (besonders im Sprechen), weitermachen* * *transitive verb1) (literary): (chase, lit. or fig.) verfolgen2) (seek after) streben nach; suchen nach; verfolgen [Ziel]3) (look into) nachgehen (+ Dat.)4) (engage in) betreiben5) (carry out) durchführen [Plan]* * *v.fortfahren in v.fortsetzen v.jemandem nachsetzen ausdr.jemanden jagen ausdr.verfolgen (ein Ziel, einen Plan) v.verfolgen v.weiterführen v. -
3 pursue
pur·sue [pəʼsju:, Am pɚʼsu:] vt1) ( follow)to \pursue sth etw verwirklichen [o erreichen] wollen;to \pursue sb jdn verfolgen (fig, pej)misfortune seems to \pursue him er scheint vom Pech verfolgt zu sein4) ( investigate)to \pursue sth etw weiterverfolgen, einer S. dat nachgehen;to \pursue a theory/ an idea eine Theorie/eine Idee weiterverfolgen5) ( engage in)to \pursue sth etw betreiben;to \pursue a career einen Beruf ausüben [o einem Beruf nachgehen];to \pursue a hobby ein Hobby betreiben, einem Hobby nachgehen;to \pursue one's studies seinem Studium nachgehen;to \pursue a trade ein Gewerbe betreiben; -
4 транспортная политика
транспортная политика
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Comprehensive statements of the objectives and policies which a local transport authority intends to pursue; it includes and estimate of transport expenditure, a statement of transport objectives, etc. (Source: GOOD)
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