Meaning ofrunin English

Verb

1. to move quickly on foot; jump off each foot
   The kids will run around the playground.
2. to move quickly on foot; alternate jumps
   The athlete will run the marathon in the morning.
3. to go at a fast pace; move quickly
   The dog will run quickly around the corner.
4. to complete a course in a given time
   The company will run the training program in six weeks.
5. to cover distance swiftly; sliding or rolling
   The sprinter will run down the track quickly.
6. to move briskly with smooth motion
   The water will run smoothly over the rocks.
7. to cause something to move quickly or lightly
   The manager will run the meeting efficiently.
8. to compete in a race;-century event
   The candidate will run for the presidential election.
9. to travel a route (by vehicle)
   The bus will run along the coastal road.
10. to flee from danger; seek help
    The witness will run to the police station for help.
11. to pass something without stopping
    The river will run through the valley without stopping.
12. to flow like a liquid
    The oil will run out of the pipe like a liquid.
13. to move or spread quickly
    The fire will run quickly through the dry forest.
14. to make liquid flow; control flow
    The engineer will run the water through the new pipeline.
15. to become liquid; melt
    The ice will run as it heats up in the warm weather.
16. to leak or spread uncontrollably
    The rumors will run wildly through the entire school.
17. to control or manage something; be in charge
    The new CEO will run the company with a focus on innovation.
18. to participate in an election; be a candidate
    The young politician decided to run for the local council seat.
19. to broadcast or air something
    The TV station will run the documentary tonight.
20. to print or broadcast media content; publish
    The newspaper will run the story on the front page.
21. to smuggle goods illegally
    The criminals will run contraband across the border.
22. to extend through space or range
    The highway will run through the mountains and valleys.
23. to last or continue in time
    The concert will run for three hours tonight.
24. to operate normally; function properly
    The new computer will run smoothly after installation.
25. to activate a machine; start operation
    The technician will run the new software to test its features.
26. to execute a plan; carry out a procedure
    The project manager will run the marketing campaign according to the schedule.
27. to unravel or come apart (stitches, fabric)
    The loose thread will run down the entire seam.
28. to be widely known or received; popular
    The new movie will run in theaters for several weeks and become very popular.
29. to strike and roll (a ball) on the ground
    The golfer will run the ball across the green.
30. to control or manage something; be in charge
    The new director will run the department efficiently.
31. to transport someone or something quickly
    The ambulance will run the patient to the hospital quickly.
32. to navigate a river (with a boat)
    The experienced sailor will run the boat down the river.
33. to manage or direct a race
    The official will run the marathon to ensure a smooth competition.
34. to manage or direct an election campaign
    The campaign manager will run the election campaign with a focus on social media.
35. to extend something in space; create length
    The road will run along the coast for several miles.
36. to cost a significant amount; financially expensive
    The project will run into millions of dollars.