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🏃run

verb
/rʌn/
Rumpus run-down
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Meaning

to move swiftly on foot by taking steps faster than walking
to move quickly on foot; to operate or function

Example Sentences

He runs every morning to stay fit.

I run every morning for exercise.

I run every morning for exercise.

Example Expressions

run out of time

Synonyms

dash, sprint, jog, race, hurry, operate
Entry 1
dash, sprint, jog, race, hurry
Entry 2
jog, sprint, dash, operate
Entry 3
sprint, jog, dash, operate

Antonyms

walk, crawl, stop, halt, rest
Entry 1
walk, crawl, stop
Entry 2
walk, stop, crawl, halt
Entry 3
walk, stop, halt, rest

Collocations

run fast, run quickly, run errands, run away, run business, run out, run towards
Entry 1
run fast, run quickly, run errands, run away, run business
Entry 2
run fast, run away, run out, run business
Entry 3
run fast, run away, run out, run towards

More Example Sentences

A woman runs a small bakery

The boy comes to me running.

He runs for sometime after swimming.

He runs for some time after swimming.

We should get together for brunch sometime.

He takes preparation for running a marathon.

A woman runs a small bakery on a quiet street

Which country will score the highest runs in the tournament?

Michael runs for fifteen minutes after swimming in the pool.

The coach keeps the player running in the field for not practicing properly.

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