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to run
01
courir
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
1.1
courir
to participate in a race
1.2
fuir, s'enfuir
to escape, often in a sudden or hasty manner
1.3
courir
to move or travel a specific distance by running
1.4
faire courir un animal, cavalier un animal
to make an animal go quickly by riding or driving it fast
1.5
courir
to run for doing exercise or as a sport
1.6
avoir lieu, se dérouler
(of a race) to happen or take place
1.7
inscrire, engager
to enter a participant into a racing event or competition
02
courir, aller vite
to go and do something quickly
Intransitive: to run somewhere
2.1
faire passer, livrer
to quickly deliver something to a person situated at a particular location
03
court, s'écoule
to pass in a specific direction
Intransitive: to run to a direction
3.1
passer au feu rouge, continuer sans s'arrêter
to continue moving forward without stopping when there is an obstacle such as a red light or blockade
3.2
faire courir, pousser
to move something in a specific direction
04
s'étendre, courir
to extend or pass in a specific direction
Intransitive: to run to a direction
4.1
faire passer, étendre
to lead something to extend or stretch in a specific direction
05
diriger
to own, manage, or organize something such as a business, campaign, a group of animals, etc.
Transitive: to run a business or campaign
5.1
fonctionner, se dérouler
(of plans, systems, or organizations) to function or progress in a certain way
5.2
effectuer, réaliser
to carry out or perform a test, experiment, or similar activity
5.3
être à l’affiche
(of an exhibit or play) to be presented or performed
5.4
proposer, organiser
to offer educational programs or courses to individuals to participate in
06
faire fonctionner, actionner
to cause engines or machines to operate, function, or perform their designated tasks
Transitive: to run a machine
6.1
faire fonctionner
(of engines or machines) to operate, function, or perform their designated tasks
07
enregistrer, faire tourner
(of a tape) to actively record an audio or video content
Intransitive
7.1
diffuser, lancer
to play a recorded audio or video
7.2
être en cours de diffusion, diffuser
(of a recording) to be playing
7.3
faire avancer, faire fonctionner
to cause a tape to move in either a backward or forward direction
7.4
faire défiler, retourner
(of a tape or recording device) to move backward or forward for the purpose of review or locating specific content
08
fonctionner
(of computer programs) to function and execute its tasks
Intransitive: to run | to run point in time | to run in a specific manner
8.1
faire fonctionner
to cause a program to function and execute its tasks
09
circuler, faire une liaison
(of means of transportation) to make a scheduled and regular journey along a specific route
Intransitive: to run | to run somewhere
9.1
mettre en service, faire circuler
to initiate and make a particular mode of transportation available for public use
9.2
emmener (avec voiture)
to take someone to a particular place by a vehicle
10
entretenir
to have, maintain, and drive a vehicle
Transitive: to run a vehicle
11
devenir, s’amenuiser, s’assécher
to change in a certain manner, particularly not a good one
Linking Verb: to run [adj]
11.1
être
to be at or close to a specific amount, level, size, etc.
12
être en retard, avoir du retard
to take place or happen with a delay or lateness compared to the planned time
Linking Verb: to run [adj]
13
aller de, s'étendre de
to include everything within specific boundaries
14
couler, ruisseler
(of liquids) to flow
Intransitive: to run somewhere
14.1
fondre
(of solid material) to melt or transform into fluid
14.2
fondre, couler
to liquefy a material, typically a metal, and then pour it into a mold to give it a specific shape as it cools and solidifies
14.3
couler, se répandre
(of a liquid or color) to unintentionally flow or spread onto an unintended area
14.4
faire couler
to cause a liquid to flow
14.5
déteindre, ruisseler
(with reference to color or colorant in a piece of clothing or paper) to lose color when becoming wet and to spread that color to other pieces of clothing, etc.
14.6
couler, ruisseler
to release or discharge a liquid
14.7
faire couler, remplir
to fill a bathtub with water
14.8
faire couler, passer sous l'eau
to cause water to flow over or along a surface
14.9
couler, s'écouler
(of a tap) to flow with water
14.10
ouvrir, faire couler
to operate or open a tap, causing water to flow out of it
14.11
être emplie de, être inondé de
to be thoroughly filled or soaked with a specific substance
15.1
être valide, être en vigueur
to start or continue to function or be valid
16
publier
(with reference to a newspaper, magazine, story, etc.) to print and publish
Transitive: to run written material
16.1
être
(with reference to a story, conversation, saying, text, etc.) to have a particular content or wording
16.2
être publié
(of a story, etc.) to be published in a magazine, newspaper, etc.
17
descendre, naviguer
to navigate or travel through rapids or a waterfall in a boat
Transitive: to run a rapid or a waterfall
17.1
courir, naviguer
to sail a boat or ship in a direction aligned with the wind, allowing it to move swiftly and smoothly
18
monter, s'élever
(of the sea, tide, or river) to rise to a higher level or flow with increased speed
Intransitive: to run in a specific manner
19
coûter
to cost someone a particular amount of money
19.1
laisser les charges s'accumuler, gérer les dépenses sur un compte
to let charges on a bill increase over time without paying them immediately
20
se filer, se déchirer
(with reference to a pair of tights or a stocking) to develop a long thin hole
Intransitive
21
poursuivre, chasser
(of wild animals) to pursue or chase a target prey during a hunt
Transitive: to run prey
22
courir avec, associer
to accompany or associate closely with a specific group, people, or animals
Intransitive: to run with sb/sth
23
porter le ballon, avancer avec le ballon
to advance while carrying the ball, typically in sports such as football, soccer, or rugby
Transitive: to run sth
23.1
rouler, courir
to make a golf ball move on the ground after hitting it
24
faire passer, faire entrer clandestinement
to take goods in or out a country in an illegal way
Transitive: to run illegal goods somewhere
25
réussir, enchaîner
to achieve a consecutive series of successes or counts
Transitive: to run a series of successes
26
faire pâturer, laisser pâturer
to allow or lead animals eat grass or vegetation in a designated area with plenty of plants
Transitive: to run animals
27
transformer, raffiner
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
28
être présent, se manifester
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
28.1
avoir, exhiber
to tend to have or exhibit a particular quality or feature
29
courir, avancer
(with reference to cricket and baseball) to quickly move between bases or wickets, typically in response to a successful hit or play
30
frayer, migrer
(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
31
glisser, fonctionner
to move smoothly and efficiently, as if on wheels or rollers
Intransitive: to run in a specific manner
32
circuler, se répandre
(of information, rumors, ideas, etc.) to be widely or commonly known, discussed, or spread among people
Intransitive: to run in a specific manner
33
être attaché à, être lié à
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
34
suivre, s'étendre
to follow a specific sequence or arrangement
35
courir, se positionner
to occupy or hold a specific rank or standing in a race or competition
Linking Verb: to run [adj]
36
rechercher, suivre
to track or investigate the origin or source of a particular item, information, rumor, or situation
Transitive: to run the origin of something
37
insérer, enfoncer
to insert or drive an object into a surface or substance
Transitive: to run sth into a surface or substance
37.1
coudre, passer
to pass a needle and thread through a material or surface in a continuous manner
38
mettre à jour, actualiser
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
39
expulser, virer
(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
40
circuler, fonctionner
(of a train) to travel along a track on wheels, carrying passengers or goods
Intransitive
41
circuler, fonctionner
(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
Run
01
course, course à pied
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
02
fil, déchirure
a long line or row of loose or torn threads or fibers in a fabric, such as tights or stockings
03
point, course
a score resulted from a player successfully reaches home plate after touching all the bases in order without being put out
04
trajet, course
a regular trip
05
course, promenade
a short trip
06
essai, test
the act of testing something
07
série, suite
an unbroken chronological sequence
08
écoulement, flux
the pouring forth of a fluid
09
course, épreuve
a race where participants move swiftly on foot to reach a specific distance or finish line
10
course électorale, candidature
a race between candidates for elective office
11
suite, série
an unbroken series of events
12
cycle de production, exploitation continue
the production achieved during a continuous period of operation (of a machine or factory etc.)
13
liberté d'action, libre cours
unrestricted freedom to use
14
exploitation, fonctionnement
the continuous period of time during which something (a machine or a factory) operates or continues in operation
run
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Exemple
When he heard the news, he ran home in a hurry.
She's a talented athlete and can run very fast.
I had to run to make sure I didn't miss the train.
Emily, a bachelor of fine arts in graphic design, runs her own freelance design business.
The marathon runner's time for the race ran just under 3 hours.
