🏃‍♂️running

noun
/ˈrʌnɪŋ/

Meaning

the action or sport of running

Example Sentences

Running every morning keeps me healthy.

Example Expressions

in the long run

Synonyms

jogging, sprinting, racing, exercise

Antonyms

resting, walking

Collocations

go running, enjoy running, long-distance running, running shoes

More Example Sentences

I feel short of breath after running.

We were close to running out of time.

He takes preparation for running a marathon.

The kids have fun running around in the park.

I stopped the kids from running into the street.

She warned her child to stop running immediately.

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

A boy sells lemonade at a stand in front of his house on a hot day to earn money for a new toy he wants to buy from the store and learns about running a business.

A woman starts jogging every morning in the park near her apartment to improve her health and lose some weight and she begins with a slow fifteen-minute run gradually increasing the distance each week while listening to her favorite music through earphones and tracking her progress with a fitness app until she feels strong enough to join a local running group

A woman starts jogging every morning in the park near her apartment to improve her health and lose some weight and she begins with a slow fifteen-minute run gradually increasing the distance each week while listening to her favorite music through earphones and tracking her progress with a fitness app until she feels strong enough to join a local running group that trains together for a charity race every spring.

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