Chasers Meaning in English

word · lemma: chaser

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Definition

'Chasers' can mean people or animals who chase something, or drinks taken after a strong alcoholic drink to make it easier to swallow.

Usage & Nuances

In drinks, a 'chaser' is usually a non-alcoholic beverage. As people, 'chasers' is more informal, often used in sports or casual speech. Distinguish from 'pursuers' (more formal). In bars, say 'a shot with a chaser.'

• Spanish: perseguidores - acompañante (bebida)
• Portuguese (BR): perseguidores - bebida para acompanhar (álcool)
• Portuguese (PT): perseguidores - bebida para acompanhar (álcool)
• Chinese (Simplified): 追逐者 - 酒后饮料
• Chinese (Traditional): 追逐者 - 酒後飲料
• Hindi: पीछा करने वाले - ड्रिंक के साथ ली जाने वाली पेय
• Arabic: مطاردون - مشروب يتبع الكحول
• Bengali: তাড়িয়ে নেওয়া ব্যক্তি - চেজার (পানীয়ের জন্য)
• Russian: преследователи - запивка (алкоголь)
• Japanese: 追いかける人 - チェイサー（飲み物）
• Vietnamese: người đuổi theo - đồ uống giải rượu
• Korean: 추격자 - 체이서(음료)
• Turkish: kovalayanlar - içki sonrası içilen içecek (chaser)
• Urdu: پیچھا کرنے والے - چیسر (شراب کے بعد پیا جانے والا مشروب)
• Indonesian: pengejar - minuman pelengkap (chaser)

Example Sentences

The police are the chasers in the race.

basic

Some animals are natural chasers.

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She likes a lemon soda as her chasers after a shot.

basic

The storm chasers drove all night to follow the tornado.

natural

Most people take their shots with chasers to avoid the burning taste.

natural

You can't outrun the chasers forever, you know.

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