press the advantage

to take actions and work hard to catch up

recall memories of the past while living in the present; compare the past with the present; one recalls the past

catch up

to collect debt [written and colloquial]

to raise the stakes; to jump on a band wagon; to buy a rising stock [colloquial]

pursuing troops

to catch up with; to gain on [written and colloquial]

to hunt down someone to the end of the earth [colloquial]

(to chase someone until one becomes thin); to put pressure on someone for something

to follow a TV series [colloquial]

to add on

to probe

recover

chase dreams

dating girls (spoken)

pursue

catch up and level the score

memorial service

intercept

chase and beat

chase and capture

chased by

chase

pursuit team

debt collection (spoken)

chase celebrities

literally: chasing the moon; the day after the full moon at mid-autumn festival

investigate

to chase and kill