chase in some place

chase (someone or something) in(to) (some place)

To steer or guide someone or something into a particular place. The dog chased the sheep back into their pen. A: "Where did that cat come from?" B: "I bet some other animal chased it into our yard." Good luck chasing the horse back into the stable.

See also: chase

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chase someone (or an animal) in(to) some place

 and chase someone or an animal in

to drive someone or an animal into a place of confinement. They chased all the cattle into the corral. The cowboys chased in the cattle.

See also: chase, place

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