Chase
Travel
Travel verb - To proceed or move quickly.
Usage example: that racehorse can definitely travel
How words are described
| good | good chase | good travel |
| long | long chase | long travel |
| fast | fast chase | fast travel |
| standard | standard chase | standard travel |
| Other adjectives: actual, constant, massive, slow, dangerous, quick, subsequent, extended, prolonged, high-speed. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- The William Hartnell Doctor Who episode "The Chase," in which the Daleks first develop time travel and chase him and his companions all through time and space.
Source: The Chase -
In Futurama, there's a chase scene at the Central Bureaucracy on "slowmobiles", hover-scooters that travel at slightly less than walking pace.
Source: Low-Speed Chase -
The Slipstream drive used by the Nylli rips a hole in the fabric of space to create a temporary wormhole which has instantaneous travel time but enemies can use the slipstream to chase after you.
Source: Faster-Than-Light Travel
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