Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Pursuit"s

A: "Put an edge" means intensified: the difficulties were made worse because we were being followed or chased.

This is not in common usage today.

A: There was an event in the 90s (I think) called the Dot Com Boom when the Internet was first growing. Lots of companies bought website names, which all ended in .com (pronounced “dot com”).
The author is comparing this sudden excitement and popularity to the development of man-powered flight (such as airplanes). Just lkme the Dot Com Boom when everyone was buying website names, there was a time when lots of people were trying to figure out how to build a flying machine.

I hope this makes sense!

A: If this is from the movie Batman Forever, he's making a pun based on her first name, "Chase," which can also mean pursuit, the act of running to catch something. Literally it means "and I imagine that it would be very good to chase you."

A: Busca, procura, perseguição

A: A creative pursuit is a hobby that is considered creative. Dancing, painting, singing are all creative pursuits

A: It is most frequently heard with "the pursuit of happiness", which appears in the United States constitution. Besides that, here are some other examples:
"Students go to university in pursuit of a better career"
"The police were in pursuit of the speeding car"

In most cases, it can be replaced by "following" or "aiming for"

A: @alucard_says
Yes pursue is also right, is more like you want to continue with your dream and get there. The difference with pursuit is like to you said, you want to search for your dream

A: The police was in pursuit of the car.

A: "The police are in pursuit of the perpetrator"

"The pursuit of happiness"

A: Pursuit (or the verb pursue) is the act of taking steps toward a goal. We also use the term “going after.”

She was in pursuit of her goal to become a lawyer.
She was going after her dream of becoming a singer.

Striving is also pursuing, just with more effort or energy, either because it’s more difficult or because the person has more determination or drive to achieve the goal.

It is important to continue striving even when things get difficult.

A: "In pursuit of squid" usually means more than one squid is being chased, and it's not important which ones, just that they're squids.
"In pursuit of a squid" means the person is chasing one specific squid.

A: “a squid” is just one squid. “Squid” by itself can be plural.

A: Knowledge is not an item that can be measured so "a knowledge" is incorrect. The first sentence is correct.

A: Research is the process of finding out something

For example, they are doing a research on the cancer treatment.

Pursuit means going after something that you have in mind. For instance, your dreams or ambition

For example, I'm in pursuit of my bachelor degree certificate.

A: The meaning of your sentence is perfectly clear, I think it's good as it is.

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A: Purr-suit

A: Excellence can be said to be constantly striving for perfection, pursuit of excellence?

A:
To earn money

A: This is very good! I would only change want to “wanted” and pursuit to “pursue” nicely done!

A: I don’t think temporary pleasure leads to true happiness.

A: It’s very elevated (especially “ephemeral”), so it’s less common in everyday speech, but it’s perfectly natural!

A: Happiness is found in the pursuit of small things.