runverb

ran

Past Simple

ran
Past Simple
run
Past Participle
running
Gerund
UK
/rʌn/
US
/rʌn/
Translations
Tears began to run down her cheeks.
Слёзы начали течь по её щекам.
The machine will run for eight hours without stopping.
Машина будет работать восемь часов без остановки.
They run a training session every month.
Они проводят тренировочную сессию каждый месяц.
She runs a successful business.
Она управляет успешным бизнесом.
I like to run in the park every morning.
Мне нравится бегать в парке каждое утро.
Definitions
To move swiftly on foot so that both feet leave the ground during each stride.
She decided to run to the store to get there faster.
To manage or operate something, such as a business or organization.
He runs a successful restaurant downtown.
To function or operate, as a machine or system.
The engine runs smoothly after the recent maintenance.
To compete in a race.
He plans to run in the marathon next month.
To cause a liquid to flow.
She ran the water to fill the bathtub.
To extend or continue in a particular direction or course.
The road runs parallel to the river.
To publish or broadcast something, such as an article or advertisement.
The newspaper decided to run the story on the front page.
To be a candidate in an election.
She announced her decision to run for mayor.
runnoun
Definitions
A quantity of something produced or manufactured in one continuous operation.
The first print run sold out within a week.
A continuous period of performing or showing something, such as a play or a series of performances.
The play had a successful run on Broadway.
An act or spell of running.
She went for a morning run in the park.
A journey accomplished or route taken by a vehicle, especially on a regular basis.
The bus makes its run from downtown to the suburbs every hour.
A score in baseball made by a runner reaching home plate safely.
The team scored three runs in the final inning.
A rapid or sudden increase or demand for something.
There was a run on the bank after the financial crisis.
A stretch or period of success or good fortune.
The team is on a winning run this season.
A small stream or brook.
They followed the run through the forest.
A defect in a fabric, especially a long, thin line where the threads have come apart.
She noticed a run in her stocking just before the meeting.
runpast participle
Definitions
Melted or liquefied by heat, so as to flow or drip.
The butter was run after sitting in the hot kitchen.