“Chased” means to run after someone or something, or to try to catch it. For example, if you see a dog running after a ball, the dog is chasing it. In Urdu, “Chased” translates to “پیچھا کیا” (Peecha Kiya), which refers to the act of following something or someone quickly.
When you chase something, you try to catch it by running fast. People chase things for fun, like playing tag, or to achieve something important, like catching a bus.
Meaning in Urdu: پیچھا کیا، دوڑا، تعاقب کیا، پیچھے لگنا
Part of Speech: Verb (past tense)
English Meaning: ran after; pursued
Example Sentence: The dog chased the ball across the yard.
Related Story Paragraph: The children laughed as the dog chased after the bouncing ball. The playful scene made everyone smile on a sunny afternoon.
