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to run in
[phrase form: run]
01
to take someone suspected of a crime or violation into custody, typically by law enforcement
02
to use the machinery slowly at the start to make sure it works properly
Example
The security personnel had to run in the trespasser on the property.
The police had to run in the suspect after a high-speed chase.
They had to run in the shoplifter caught stealing from the store.
The seasons run in the order of spring, summer, autumn, and winter.
Creativity runs in the team.
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