chase from some place

chase (someone or something) (away) from (some place)

To send or force someone or something away from some place. The threat of bedbugs chased everyone away from the hotel. Unfortunately, our dog can't rest until he has chased all birds from our yard. Please don't tell me you've become the old man who chases kids from his lawn.

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chase someone or something(away) from some place

 and chase someone or something out of some place

to drive someone or something away from or out of a place. The police sirens chased the thief from the building. We chased away all the children from the pond.

See also: chase, place

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