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British pronunciation/ɹˈʌn/
American pronunciation/ˈɹən/

Ορισμός και Σημασία του "run"

to run
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to move using our legs, faster than we usually walk, in a way that both feet are never on the ground at the same time

Intransitive: to run | to run somewhere
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When he heard the news, he ran home in a hurry.
I had to run to make sure I did n't miss the train.
Excited to see us, she came running across the park.
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to go and do something quickly

Intransitive: to run somewhere
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I'll have to run out to the car and grab my phone.
She ran down to the corner store to buy some snacks.
He ran over to his friend's place to return a book.
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to pass in a specific direction

Intransitive: to run to a direction
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The wind runs across the open field.
His finger ran along the edge of the book's pages.
The old tramlines are still visible, but no trams run along them now.
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to extend or pass in a specific direction

Intransitive: to run to a direction
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The crack in the wall runs from the ceiling to the floor.
The pipeline will run across the entire field.
The path runs through the forest, making it a scenic route.
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to own, manage, or organize something such as a business, campaign, a group of animals, etc.

Transitive: to run a business or campaign
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She ran the family farm, overseeing the planting, harvesting, and sales of their crops.
He ran a successful bakery that was known for its delicious pastries.
They ran a fundraising event to support the local animal shelter.
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to cause engines or machines to operate, function, or perform their designated tasks

Transitive: to run a machine
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He ran the washing machine to clean his clothes.
Can you run the generator to provide electricity for the event?
She ran the engine to warm up the car on a cold morning.
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(of a tape) to actively record an audio or video content

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They captured the live performance while the tape was running.
The singer started singing as soon as the tape began running.
The sound technician adjusted the levels while the tape was running.
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(of computer programs) to function and execute its tasks

Intransitive: to run | to run point in time | to run in a specific manner
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The computer system administrator scheduled the maintenance task to run during off-peak hours.
The game runs smoothly on high-end graphics cards.
The antivirus program runs in the background, constantly scanning for potential threats.
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(of means of transportation) to make a scheduled and regular journey along a specific route

Intransitive: to run | to run somewhere
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Ferries run between the islands year-round.
The shuttle bus runs from the hotel to the airport every hour.
The cable car runs up the mountain, providing breathtaking views of the landscape.
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to have, maintain, and drive a vehicle

Transitive: to run a vehicle
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He 's considering running a motorbike for his daily commute.
They run a camper van for family vacations.
They run a private jet for executive travel.
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to change in a certain manner, particularly not a good one

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My patience is running thin.
Her enthusiasm ran cold when she heard the news.
They've run short of supplies for the camping trip.
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to take place or happen with a delay or lateness compared to the planned time

Linking Verb: to run [adj]
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The train was running behind schedule due to maintenance work.
The concert started running late because of technical issues.
The meeting is running fifteen minutes late because of traffic.
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to include everything within specific boundaries

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The menu options at the restaurant run from spicy to mild.
The available shirt sizes run from small to extra-large.
The store 's inventory includes items that run from small accessories to larger furniture pieces.
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(of liquids) to flow

Intransitive: to run somewhere
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The river runs through the valley.
The stream runs into the lake.
Rainwater runs off the roof.
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to continue over a certain period of time

Intransitive: to run sometime
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The class runs for an hour every day.
The conference ran for three hours and covered multiple topics.
The conference will run for two days next month.
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(with reference to a newspaper, magazine, story, etc.) to print and publish

Transitive: to run written material
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The newspaper ran an article about the upcoming event.
The magazine ran a feature on healthy eating.
The radio station ran an interview with the famous author.
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to navigate or travel through rapids or a waterfall in a boat

Transitive: to run a rapid or a waterfall
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The experienced kayakers decided to run the challenging waterfall.
They cautiously approached the rapid, planning to run it skillfully.
The river guides taught the group how to safely run the rapid.
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(of the sea, tide, or river) to rise to a higher level or flow with increased speed

Intransitive: to run in a specific manner
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As the storm approached, the tide began to run higher, causing concern among the sailors.
The strong winds made the sea run with powerful waves, creating challenging conditions for the sailors.
Due to the full moon, the tides were expected to run higher than usual along the coast.
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to cost someone a particular amount of money

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The new computer setup might run you around $ 1500.
The vacation expenses ended up running him more than he expected.
Getting those concert tickets is going to run us about $ 100 each.
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(with reference to a pair of tights or a stocking) to develop a long thin hole

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My tights ran when I accidentally caught them on a nail.
Be careful not to snag your tights, or they might run.
The stocking got caught on a rough surface and started to run.
21

(of wild animals) to pursue or chase a target prey during a hunt

Transitive: to run prey
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When hunting, wild dogs run their prey at high speed over long distances.
A pack of wolves ran the moose deep into the forest before bringing it down.
Cheetahs can run gazelles until they tire them out to make the kill.
22

to accompany or associate closely with a specific group, people, or animals

Intransitive: to run with sb/sth
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She decided to run with a new crowd after moving to the city to pursue her career.
In the business world, it's important to run with experienced entrepreneurs to learn valuable insights.
The lioness runs with her cubs, teaching them important hunting skills as they grow.
23

to advance while carrying the ball, typically in sports such as football, soccer, or rugby

Transitive: to run sth
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The quarterback decided to run the ball instead of passing it.
He ran the kick return to the 50-yard line.
The player ran the pass down the court for a layup.
24

to take goods in or out a country in an illegal way

Transitive: to run illegal goods somewhere
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She ran drugs into the country to sell.
Customs caught a group of smugglers trying to run illegal goods across the border.
Customs agents stopped her from running cash into the country.
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to achieve a consecutive series of successes or counts

Transitive: to run a series of successes
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The player managed to run a sequence of ten successful shots in a row.
In the game of darts, he ran five bullseyes in a row.
The billiards player ran eight balls in a single turn without missing.
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to allow or lead animals eat grass or vegetation in a designated area with plenty of plants

Transitive: to run animals
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The farmer runs his cows in the field so they can eat the grass.
They ran the sheep in the meadow for their daily meals.
The rancher runs his goats in the open area to let them munch on the vegetation.
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to alter or improve the properties of a substance or material, often through a mechanical or chemical process

Transitive: to run a substance in a process or machine
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They run sugar in a refinery to make it pure.
They run juice in a press to extract fresh fruit flavors.
The chocolate factory runs cocoa beans in a roaster to develop the chocolate flavor.
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to be consistently present or recurring, often as a trait or characteristic within a particular group or context

Transitive: to run in a person or bloodline | to run among a group of people
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Creativity runs in the team.
Musical talent runs deep in their lineage.
A sense of humor runs among the friends, making every gathering lively.
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(with reference to cricket and baseball) to quickly move between bases or wickets, typically in response to a successful hit or play

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The runner on second base advanced to third as the batter ran to first.
The players exchanged ends after running between the wickets.
He 's known for his ability to run the bases efficiently.
30

(of fish) to migrate or move in significant numbers within a river, particularly for the purpose of spawning

Transitive: to run an area
Intransitive: to run
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Migratory fish like smelt massively run tributaries each year for reproduction.
Catfish, carp and suckers annually run inland waterways on spawning drives.
In rainy season, millions of sardines run Nigerian creeks to multiply their numbers.
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to move smoothly and efficiently, as if on wheels or rollers

Intransitive: to run in a specific manner
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The file drawers ran smoothly on their ball bearings, making it easy to access the files.
The car 's wheels ran effortlessly on the highway, providing a smooth ride for the passengers.
The conveyor belt ran efficiently, moving large quantities of goods from one end to the other.
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(of information, rumors, ideas, etc.) to be widely or commonly known, discussed, or spread among people

Intransitive: to run in a specific manner
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The news quickly ran through the school that classes were canceled.
In the small town, gossip ran like wildfire, spreading the latest scandal in no time.
Word ran quickly that the new restaurant in town had amazing food.
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to be inherent or connected to a particular condition, property, or situation, often implying that it cannot be separated

Transitive: to run with a condition or property
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The water rights for the property run with the land, ensuring the new owner's access to the river.
The easement allowing access to the beach runs with the property, granting all future owners the same privilege.
The mineral rights on the land run with the title, providing the owner access to valuable resources beneath the surface.
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to follow a specific sequence or arrangement

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In the alphabet, the letters run from A to Z.
The numbers on the clock run clockwise from 1 to 12.
The seasons run in the order of spring, summer, autumn, and winter.
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to occupy or hold a specific rank or standing in a race or competition

Linking Verb: to run [adj]
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She currently runs first in the marathon, leading the pack of runners.
In the chess tournament, he aims to run second by the end of the day.
As the race progressed, he managed to run fourth, gradually gaining ground on the leaders.
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to track or investigate the origin or source of a particular item, information, rumor, or situation

Transitive: to run the origin of something
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She ran the history of the ancient artifact to its original discoverer.
The detective ran the criminal's steps back to the scene of the crime.
The journalist ran the story to its source, interviewing eyewitnesses for more information.
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to insert or drive an object into a surface or substance

Transitive: to run sth into a surface or substance
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I ran a hook into my fishing line to catch some bait.
While playing in the woods, she ran a thorn into her finger.
He accidentally ran a nail into the tire while hammering nearby.
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to update or modify a record, tally, or count by including new information or data

Transitive: to run a record or tally to a total
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After the latest victory, he ran his winning streak to eight games in a row.
She ran her savings account balance to a thousand dollars by depositing her birthday money.
By adding the recent sales figures, he ran the annual revenue total to over a million dollars.
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(with reference to baseball) to remove or eject a manager, coach, or player from a game as a punishment

Transitive: to run a baseball coach or player
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The umpire had to run the irate coach for arguing a close call.
The player 's heated argument with the official led to him being run from the game.
The manager was run by the umpire for arguing balls and strikes.
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(of a train) to travel along a track on wheels, carrying passengers or goods

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The train runs through the countryside every morning, stopping at several stations along the way.
Yesterday, the train ran smoothly despite the stormy weather that disrupted other modes of transportation.
At 8 o'clock last night, the train was running through the mountains, offering breathtaking views to the passengers.
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(of a bus, train, etc.) to operate or travel on a regular schedule to transport passengers

Intransitive: to run point in time
Transitive: to run public transportation point in time
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They run trains every 30 minutes to the city center.
The bus runs every 15 minutes during rush hour.
The transit authority runs buses all night.
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the act of moving on foot at a fast pace, often faster than walking, as a form of exercise or to travel a distance quickly

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His daily run helps him stay fit and focused.
The marathon is a challenging 10-kilometer run through the city.
A short run up the hill left her breathless.
02

a long line or row of loose or torn threads or fibers in a fabric, such as tights or stockings

run definition and meaning
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a score resulted from a player successfully reaches home plate after touching all the bases in order without being put out

What is a "run"?

A run in baseball or softball is when a player successfully reaches home plate after moving around the bases. This is the main way a team scores points. To score a run, the player must touch each of the four bases in order, starting from home plate, and then return to home plate. A run is counted every time a player makes it back to home plate without being put out by the other team. The team with the most runs at the end of the game wins.

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The runner 's speed allowed him to score a run from first base on a double.
She crossed the plate to score the winning run in the ninth inning.
The team celebrated after scoring five runs in the third inning.
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a regular trip

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a short trip

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the act of testing something

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an unbroken chronological sequence

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the pouring forth of a fluid

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a race where participants move swiftly on foot to reach a specific distance or finish line

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She trained for months for the 5 K charity run in her community.
The school organized a fun run to promote fitness among students and staff.
The trail run through the national park offered breathtaking scenery and a tough challenge for participants.
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a race between candidates for elective office

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an unbroken series of events

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the production achieved during a continuous period of operation (of a machine or factory etc.)

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unrestricted freedom to use

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the continuous period of time during which something (a machine or a factory) operates or continues in operation

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