A pursuer is someone who is chasing you. In a story, the pursuers are close behind.

A pursuer追趕者 is someone who is chasing you指正在追你的人。In a story在故事裡，the pursuers are close behind追趕者通常就緊跟在後面。

Police can be pursuers; so can a dog; so can a person who will not stop following. The word is a little more written than the people chasing you, but it is not rare, and it is not only for crime. A child playing tag has a pursuer.

Police can be pursuers警察可以是追趕者；so can a dog狗也可以；so can a person who will not stop following一個死纏著不放的人也可以。The word這個字 is a little more written than the people chasing you比「the people chasing you」這種說法更書面一點，but it is not rare但不算罕見，and it is not only for crime也不是只用在犯罪情境。A child playing tag玩鬼抓人的小孩 has a pursuer就有一個追趕者。

Though actually, in Scottish courts a pursuer is the person who brings the case — what other places call the claimant or plaintiff. That is a different job for the same spelling; this entry is the chasing one. If you meet it in a Scottish news story about a court, do not picture a chase down the street.

Though actually不過其實，in Scottish courts在蘇格蘭的法庭裡 a pursuer is the person who brings the casepursuer指的是提出告訴的那一方 — what other places call the claimant or plaintiff——也就是其他地方說的claimant或plaintiff（原告）。That這 is a different job for the same spelling是同一個拼法卻完全不同的角色，this entry is the chasing one這個條目講的是「追趕」的那個意思。If you meet it如果你在 in a Scottish news story about a court一篇談蘇格蘭法庭的新聞裡看到這個字，do not picture a chase down the street不要想成是街頭追逐。