run off

UK
/rʌn ɒf/
US
/rʌn ɔf/

Translations

run offverb
ran off
Past Simple
run off
Past Participle
running off
Gerund
UK
/rʌn ɒf/
US
/rʌn ɔf/
tirerImprimer rapidement, notamment des copies.
The office manager asked him to run off 50 copies of the report for the meeting.
Le responsable du bureau lui a demandé de tirer 50 exemplaires du rapport pour la réunion.
She decided to run off with her boyfriend to start a new life.
Elle a décidé de s'enfuir avec son petit ami pour commencer une nouvelle vie.
s'écoulerSe dit d’un liquide ou de l’eau de pluie qui s’écoule d’une surface.
After the heavy rain, the water began to run off the roof.
Après la forte pluie, l'eau a commencé à s'écouler du toit.

Definitions

run offverb
To leave a place or person suddenly and secretly.
She decided to run off with her boyfriend to start a new life.
To reproduce or print copies of something.
The office manager asked him to run off 50 copies of the report for the meeting.
To flow away from a surface.
After the heavy rain, the water began to run off the roof.