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run  Verb
Plural: runs
  1. correr, andar a paso rápido, echar una carrera, ir a pasos rápidos, pegar una carrera, pegarse una carrera, darse una carrera; Synonyms: race, scuttle, be quick, hurry, run fast, get moving fast, make a dash, speed; Compete in a race. ; Cover by running; run a certain distance. ; Move fast by using one's feet, with one foot off the ground at any given time. ; Travel rapidly, by any (unspecified) means.
  2. Ann ran towads the house, Ana corrió hacia la casa.
    He is running the Marathon this year.
    Let's race and see who gets there first.
    She ran 10 miles that day.
    Don't run--you'll be out of breath.
    The children ran to the store.
    Run to the store!
    She always runs to Italy, because she has a lover there.

  3. huir, pegar carrera; Synonyms: escape, flee, fly away, run away, beat a retreat, evade, light out, make a break; Escape potentially unpleasant consequences; get away with a forbidden action. ; Run away from confinement. ; Flee; take to one's heels; cut and run. ; Remove oneself from a familiar environment, usually for pleasure or diversion.
  4. apresurarse, darse prisa, apretar el paso; Synonyms: be hasty, be quick, hurry, hurry up, rush, speed up
  5. manejar, administrar; Synonyms: control, direct, manage, administrate, supervise, administer, operate, superintend; Direct or control; projects, businesses, etc.
  6. She is running a relief operation in the Sudan.

  7. correr, funcionar, operar, comenzar a andar, marchar, trabajar; Synonyms: operate, work, function, perform, start functioning, start running, start working, work out; Perform as expected when applied.
  8. That runs on gasoline, Eso trabaja con gasolina.
    The washing machine won't go unless it's plugged in.
    Does this old car still run well?
    This old radio doesn't work anymore.

  9. fluir, correr, derramarse, correr a chorro; Synonyms: flow, spring, drop out, issue, overflow, pour out, run over, stream, well; Move along, of liquids.
  10. Water runs free, El agua corre libremente.
    Water flowed into the cave.
    The Missouri feeds into the Mississippi.

  11. correr, ir a toda prisa; Synonyms: move fast
  12. correr; Synonyms: confront; Be affected by; be subjected to.
  13. They run risks, Ellos corren riesgos.
    Run a temperature.
    Run a risk.

  14. postularse; Synonyms: run for candidate; Run, stand, or compete for an office or a position.
  15. Who's running for treasurer this year?

  16. echar a andar, encender, hacer funcionar, poner a andar; Synonyms: start, crank up, get moving, start off, start on, start up; Cause to perform.
  17. We ran the car, Pusimos a andar el coche.
    Run a subject.
    Run a process.

  18. desteñirse, despintarse; Synonyms: fade, lose color, lose colour; Be diffused.
  19. These dyes and colors are guaranteed not to run.

  20. tomar parte en la carrera
  21. descoserse; Synonyms: come unstitched, rend; Come unraveled or undone as if by snagging.
  22. Her nylons were running.

  23. tener bajo su mando
  24. He ran five salesmen, Tenía cinco vendedores bajo su mando.

  25. moquear
  26. My nose runs, Mi nariz moquea.

  27. recorrer a pie; Synonyms: walk; Traverse or cover by walking.
  28. ejercitar
  29. ejecutar, poner a funcionar, correr; Synonyms: execute, put into operation; Carry out a process or program, as on a computer or a machine.
  30. Peter runs the program on his.., Pedro corre el programa en su computadora.
    Run the dishwasher.
    Run a new program on the Mac.
    The computer executed the instruction.

  31. participar en la candidatura; Synonyms: participate as a candidate, run for candidate
run  Noun
  1. carrera, corrida, estampida; Synonyms: race, course, flight, footrace, running, scurry, stampede, scutter; The act of running; traveling on foot at a fast pace. ; A race run on foot.
  2. He broke into a run.
    His daily run keeps him fit.
    She broke the record for the half-mile run.

  3. galope rápido; Synonyms: fast gallop
  4. acción de correr; Synonyms: act of running
  5. recorrido; Synonyms: drive, travelled distance; A regular trip.
  6. The ship made its run in record time.

  7. temporada
  8. carrera; A score in baseball made by a runner touching all four bases safely.
  9. The Yankees scored 3 runs in the bottom of the 9th.
    Their first tally came in the 3rd inning.

  10. carrera, carril; Synonyms: run in stocking, run in hose, ladder; A row of unravelled stitches.
  11. She got a run in her stocking.

  12. ejecución; The production achieved during a continuous period of operation (of a machine or factory etc.). ; The continuous period of time during which something (a machine or a factory) operates or continues in operation.
  13. A daily run of 100,000 gallons of paint.
    The assembly line was on a 12-hour run.

  14. corral; Synonyms: hen house, barnyard, chicken run, corral, farmyard, henhouse, pen, poultry yard
  15. escalera de naipes
run  Interjection
  1. huye; Synonyms: escape
Verb Conjugation for "run"
Gerund:running
Past Participle:run

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Conceptually-related expressions of "run"
a day's run
ably-run
ably-run company
at a run
at run time
back run
bank run
baseball game with many hits and runs
be a run on
be always on the run
be cheap to run
be given the run of
be going for a run
be in good condition to run
be in the run
be much run after
be off on a run
be on the run
be on the run for
be run down
be run out
be run over
be very cheap to run
be very much run after
before the statute runs out
break into a run
charity run
cheap to run
check run
chicken run
close-run
computer run
cut and run
day's run
democratically-run
do everything at a run
dry-run
dry run
dummy run
eat and run
family-run business
family-run company
family-run enterprise
feel run down
first run
get run over
go for a run
go for a run in
go for a short run
go off on the run
Government-run
have been on the run for
have on the run
have the run of
have the runs
hit a home run
hit and run
hit-and-run
hit and run
hit-and-run driver
home run
home run hitter
how did that line run
hurried run
in the long run
in the short run
keep on the run
landing run
let one's imagination run wild
let one's pen run on
letting one's pen run on
long run
long-run
look run-down
make a run for
make run
mile run
motor-run capacitor
on the run
one day run
out of the common run
over-run
press run
print run
privately-run
production run
re-run
sentences to run concurrently
sheep run
short run
short-run
short-run planning
ski run
sorry but I have to run
split run
start off a mad run
start to run
state-run
still waters run deep
straight run
take-off run
test run
the Broadway run
the long run
the outward run
the runs
the short run
this one will run and run
trial run
well-run
you must learn to walk before you learn to run

 

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