Hanapin
to run through
[phrase form: run]
01
to experience a particular emotion or sensation quickly and suddenly
Transitive: to run through sb/sth
Example
As he stepped onto the stage, a wave of nervousness ran through him.
A sense of relief ran through me when I found my lost keys in my bag.
When she saw the surprise, a sense of joy ran through her heart.
02
to use all available resources or materials rapidly and without proper consideration
Transitive: to run through resources or materials
Example
After winning the lottery, he ran through his fortune in less than a year.
She ran through her monthly allowance within the first week.
The company ran through its startup capital within six months due to overspending on marketing and office expenses.
03
dumaloy sa, magtakbo sa
to exist in every part of a thing in a noticeable manner
Transitive: to run through sth
Example
A sense of adventure should run through the education system to inspire students.
The essence of tradition runs through the history of this small town.
Integrity and honesty should run through the values of any reputable organization.
04
to go over, read, or explain something quickly
Transitive: to run through a topic or plan
Example
The conductor ran through the musical score with the orchestra to prepare for the evening's performance.
He always runs through the agenda at the beginning of our staff meetings to keep everyone informed.
The coach ran through the team's strategy for the upcoming game during the morning meeting.
05
to think about a concept or situation in detail
Transitive: to run through a concept or situation
Example
The scientists decided to run through the experiment's procedure to ensure it was well-planned and error-free.
She suggested running through the presentation to identify any potential areas for improvement.
The medical team gathered to run through the emergency procedures, ensuring they were well-prepared for any situation.
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