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go on feet, faster than walking
· He is a man who runs ahead of the time.
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· I'm tired because I've just run home from school.
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go; make a journey
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· A car ran by at a great speed.
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work; function
· The machines run day and night.
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extend;be placed
· The good news ran through our village.
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· The road runs north.
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(of liquids) to flow
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· Tears ran down from her eyes.
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appear continuously in print; be published
· The story is now running in the newspapers.
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(of time) go by; pass
· How fast the years have run by!
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be performed on the stage continuously; be continued or repeated
· That film ran for two weeks.
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force to run out, and follow; pursue; hunt
· The hunter is running a fox.
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cause to move; drive
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control or organize a business,club, etc.
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moving fast on your feet
· I take a ten minute run before breakfast every day.
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· Let's go for a run across the fields.
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journey in a car, train, etc.
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a continuous course or period of some condition, activity, etc.
· The play had a run of three days.
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