run如何读

英:[rʌn]

美:[rʌn]

run英汉释义

v.(动词)
  1. vt. & vi. 跑 move fast on foot
  2. vt. & vi. 移动 move or travel in some other way
  3. vt. & vi. (使)流动 (cause to) flow
  4. vt. & vi. 操纵; 管理 operate or be in charge of
  5. vi. 延伸,延续 continue in a particular direction or state
n.(名词)
  1. [C]跑,奔跑 act or period of running on foot
  2. [U][C]旅行,旅程 instance or period of travelling by car, train, etc.
  3. [C]行驶路线 route taken by vehicles, ships, etc.
  4. [C]持续的演出,一连串事件 series of performances, a continuous set of similar events
  5. [C]时期,一段时间 period or succession; spell
  6. [U][C]趋势,趋向 tendency or trend of sth

run是什么意思

  • v. 奔跑;跑步;参加(赛跑);举行(比赛);赛(狗、马等);持球跑动进攻;跑垒;迅速做,赶快去;奔忙;做(跑腿差事);(迁移的鱼为产卵而)洄游;管理,经营;(使)运转,(使)运行;开设(服务、课程等);(使)(磁带或录像带)播放,放映;(使)行驶;<非正式>开车送;<非正式>开车去;拥有(自己的车),养(车);把……快速送往(在某地的某人);(使)猛烈移动;冲过(停车标志),闯(红灯);<美>乘船渡过(湍滩,瀑布);(顺着某物)移动,揉擦;平滑地移动;流动,流淌;使水流在(某物)之上;(使)(龙头)流水,放出(水);用水龙头给(浴缸或其他容器)注满水; 被(液体)覆盖,流满;流出液体;掉色,褪色;(颜料、墨水等)渗开,扩散;(固体物质)融化流动;变得(尤指不利的变化);达到(一定数量或比率);发表,刊登;(对……)进行(测试或检验);<美>参加竞选;<美>(连裤袜、长统袜)抽丝,脱线;(使)延伸;(感觉或想法)掠过,迅速传遍;(感觉或吵闹声)扩散,弥漫;(主题或特点)遍及,贯穿;包含(某种词语、内容等);持续,延续;(以某种方式或在某个时间)发生;发(烧);非法偷运(某物或某人);印刷;(特征)共有,世代相传(run in);<美>(物品,行动)花费(某人)(特定数额的钱);提供
  • n. 跑步,赛跑;旅程,航程; 一段(幸运或倒霉的)时光,一系列(成功或失败);连续上演(或放映);尝试,努力;额定产量;抛售(美元、英镑等);争购,抢购;(到银行)挤提,挤兑;(滑雪或其他运动项目中的)坡道,滑道;(板球或棒球比赛中的)一分;使用自由,出入自由(the run of);<美>竞选;普通类型的人(或物);饲养场;(动物经常出没的)路径;洄游;(顺着音阶的)急奏,急唱;(纸牌戏中的)顺子;<非正式>腹泻(the runs);<美>(裤袜或长筒袜的)脱线,抽丝;(油漆或类似物刷得过厚引起的)挂流;小溪;船尾端部
  • 【名】 (Run)(塞)鲁恩(人名)

run变形

复数:runs

第三人称单数:runs

现在分词:running

过去式:ran

过去分词:run

run词根

词根:run

adj.

running 连续的;流动的;跑着的;运转着的

n.

running 运转;赛跑;流出

runner 跑步者;走私者;推销员;送信人

v.

running 跑;运转(run的ing形式);行驶

run英英释义

verb

intransitive verb

to go faster than a walkspecifically: to go steadily by springing steps so that both feet leave the ground for an instant in each step

of a horse to move at a fast gallop

flee, retreat, escape

dropped the gun and ran

to utilize a running play on offense—used of a football team

to go without restraint : move freely about at will

let chickens run loose

to keep company : consort ran with a wild crowd when he was young

a ram running with ewes

to sail before the wind in distinction from reaching or sailing close-hauled

roam, rove

running about with no overcoat

to go rapidly or hurriedly : hasten

run and fetch the doctor

to go in urgency or distress : resort

runs to mother at every little difficulty

to make a quick, easy, or casual trip or visit

ran over to borrow some sugar

to contend in a race

to enter into an election contest

will run for mayor

to move on or as if on wheels : glide

file drawers running on ball bearings

to roll forward rapidly or freely

to pass or slide freely

a rope runs through the pulley

to ravel lengthwise

stockings guaranteed not to run

to sing or play a musical passage quickly

run up the scale

to go back and forth : ply

the train runs between New York and Washington

of fish to migrate or move in considerable numbersespecially: to move up or down a river to spawn

turn, rotate

a swiftly running grindstone

function, operate software that runs on her computer

the engine runs on gasoline

to continue in force, operation, or production the play ran for six months

the contract has two more years to run

to accompany as a valid obligation or right

a right-of-way that runs with the land

to continue to accrue or become payable

interest on the loan runs from July 1

to pass from one state to another

run into debt

to flow rapidly or under pressure

melt, fuse

spread, dissolve

colors guaranteed not to run

to discharge liquid (such as pus or serum)

a running sore

to develop rapidly in some specific directionespecially: to throw out an elongated shoot of growth

to tend to produce or develop a specified quality or feature

they run to big noses in that family

to lie in or take a certain direction

the boundary line runs east

to lie or extend in relation to something

to go back : reach

to be in a certain form or expression

the letter runs as follows

to occur persistently

musical talent runs in the family

to remain of a specified size, amount, character, or quality

profits were running high

to exist or occur in a continuous range of variation

shades run from white to dark gray

to spread or pass quickly from point to point

chills ran up her spine

to be current : circulate

speculation ran rife

transitive verb

to cause (an animal) to go rapidly : ride or drive fast

to bring to a specified condition by or as if by running

ran himself to death

to go in pursuit of : hunt, chase

dogs that run deer

to follow the trail of backward : trace

ran the rumor to its source

to enter, register, or enroll as a contestant in a race

to put forward as a candidate for office

to carry (the football) on a running play

to drive (livestock) especially to a grazing place

to provide pasturage for (livestock)

to keep or maintain (livestock) on or as if on pasturage

to pass over or traverse with speed

runs the bases well

to accomplish or perform by or as if by running run errands

ran a great race

to slip or go through or past run a red light

run a blockade

to travel on in a boat

run the rapids

to cause to penetrate or enter : thrust

ran a splinter into her toe

stitch

to cause to pass : lead

run a wire in from the antenna

to cause to collide

ran his head into a post

smuggle

run guns

to cause to pass lightly or quickly over, along, or into something

ran her eye down the list

to cause or allow (a vehicle or a vessel) to go in a specified manner or direction

ran the car off the road

operate

run a lathe

to direct the business or activities of : manage, conduct

run a factory

to employ or supervise in espionage

run an agent

to be full of or drenched with

streets ran blood

contain, assay

to cause to move or flow in a specified way or into a specified position

run cards into a file

to cause to produce a flow (as of water)also: to prepare by running a faucet run a hot bath

run the faucet

to melt and cast in a mold

run bullets

treat, process, refine run a problem through a computer

run oil in a still

to make oneself liable to : incur

ran the risk of discovery

to mark out : draw

run a contour line on a map

to permit (charges) to accumulate before settling—often used with upran up a large phone bill

run a tab at the bar

cost sense 1

rooms that run $50 a night

to produce by or as if by printing—usually used with off

ran off 10,000 copies of the first edition

to carry in a printed medium : print

every newspaper ran the story

to make (a series of counts) without a miss

run 19 in an inning in billiards

to lead winning cards of (a suit) successively

to alter by addition

ran his record to six wins and four losses

to make (a golf ball) roll forward after alighting

baseball to eject (a player, coach, or manager) from a game

Ron Luciano ran Weaver early in game one of a doubleheader in 1975, and then ran him again during the lineup meeting prior to the start of game two.—Jeff Burd

noun

an act or the action of running : continued rapid movement

a quickened gallop

a migration of fish (as up or down a river) especially to spawnalso: such fish in the process of migration

a running race

a mile run

a score made in baseball by a runner reaching home plate safely

strength or ability to run

a gain of a usually specified distance made on a running play in footballalso: a running play

scored on a 25-yard run

a sustained usually aggressive effort (as to win or obtain something)

making a run at the championship

chiefly Midland US creek sense 1

something that flows in the course of an operation or during a particular time

the first run of sap in sugar maples

the stern of the underwater body of a ship from where it begins to curve or slope upward and inward

the direction in which a vein of ore lies

a direction of secondary or minor cleavage : grain

the run of a mass of granite

a horizontal distance (such as that covered by a flight of steps)

general tendency or direction

a continuous period or series especially of things of identical or similar sort: such as

a run of bad luck

a rapid passage up or down a scale in vocal or instrumental music

a number of rapid small dance steps executed in even tempo

the act of making successively a number of successful shots or strokesalso: the score thus made

a run of 20 in billiards

an unbroken course of performances or showings

a long run on Broadway

a set of consecutive measurements, readings, or observations

persistent and heavy demands from depositors, creditors, or customers

a run on a bank

sequence sense 2b

the quantity of work turned out in a continuous operation

a press run of 10,000 copies

the usual or normal kind, character, type, or group

the average run of students

the distance covered in a period of continuous traveling or sailing

a course or trip especially if mapped out and traveled with regularity

a news reporter's regular territory : beat

freedom of movement in or access to a place or area

has the run of the house

the period during which a machine or plant is in continuous operation

the use of machinery for a single set of processing procedures

a computer run

a way, track, or path frequented by animals

an enclosure for domestic animals where they may feed or exercise

a large area of land used for grazing

a sheep run

an inclined passageway

an inclined course (as for skiing or bobsledding)

a support (such as a track, pipe, or trough) on which something runs

a ravel in a knitted fabric (as in hosiery) caused by the breaking of stitches

a paint defect caused by excessive flow

runs plural in form but singular or plural in construction diarrhea—used with the

adjective

being in a melted state

run butter

made from molten material : cast in a mold

run metal

of fish having made a migration or spawning run

a fresh run salmon

exhausted or winded from running

run词组

in the long run长远;终究

long runadj. 长期的,n. 最后

run in跑进;试车;顺便探访;拘留

run away逃跑;失控

run on继续,继续下去;连续不断;流逝;涉及

run out用完;耗尽;跑出;到期;伸向

on the run在逃;奔波;跑着

run into someone偶然遇见某人

run into遭遇,陷入;撞上,撞到;偶然遇见

run for竞选;匆匆去取;赶紧去请

run through跑着穿过;浏览;刺;挥霍

in the short run从短期看,在不久的将来

run out of用完

run with鼓励;与…一起跑;与…交往

run wild失去控制;变得荒芜

run at冲过去袭击

run from逃避,飞奔以逃离

run counter to违反;与…背道而驰

run time运行时间;电脑运作时间

run off逃跑;印出;流掉;进行决赛

run区别

 work, operate, manipulate, run, maneuver

work干活,劳动

operate操作,动手术

manipulate(为某一目的而)控制,影响(某人或某物)

run跑,开动(机器);

maneuver巧妙的移动或调动

以上来源于网络

 trot, jog, run, race

这组词都有“跑”的意思,其区别是:

trot强调小跑时上下弹跳的动作,是介于跑与走之间轻快的快速运动。

jog指从容不迫地慢跑。

run最普通用词,指由于各种原因而急速奔跑。

race多用于赛跑,指以最快速度奔跑。

以上来源于网络

 stream, pour, flow, run

这组词都有“流动,涌出”的意思,其区别是:

stream指水或其它液体从源头流出,不断地朝某一方向流动,可用作引申。

pour通常指从高向低或从上向下的急剧流动。也可作引申用。

flow侧重水继续不断地往前流,不关心其流量的大小和速度的快慢。

run指液体向任何方向流动,暗示比flow快而有力。

以上来源于网络

run词源中文解释

在古英语中,“使用腿快速移动,比行走更快地走动”,也有“赶快,忙碌; 积极行动,追求或遵循一种方式”,以及对于无生命的事物,“在一条路线上移动”。

现代的动词是两个相关的古英语词汇的合并,其中前两个字母有时会互换位置。第一个是不及物的 rinnan, irnan “奔跑,流动,汇集”(过去时 ran,过去分词 runnen),与中古荷兰语的 runnen,古撒克逊语,古高地德语,哥特语的 rinnan,德语的 rinnen “流动,奔跑”同源。

第二个是古英语的及物弱动词 ærnan, earnan “骑,奔跑到,达到,通过奔跑获得”(可能是 *rennan 的换位),来自原始日耳曼语的 *rannjanan,是词根 *ren- “奔跑”的使役形式。这与古撒克逊语的 renian,古高地德语的 rennen,德语的 rennen,哥特语的 rannjan 同源。

Watkins 表示,两者都来自 PIE 的 *ri-ne-a-,是词根 *rei- “奔跑,流动”的鼻音化形式,但 Boutkan 的来源认为,由于假定的相关形式的证明不足,这种推导是有疑问的,他将其列为“没有确定的 IE 词源”。

对于溪流等,“流动”,来自晚期古英语。从大约1200年开始,“逃跑,匆忙或秘密地撤退”。短语 run for it “逃跑”可以追溯到1640年代。

也从大约1200年开始,“参加比赛”。扩展到“为任何目标而努力”,特别是“参加公职或荣誉的竞选,作为选举的候选人”(1826年,美国英语)。

对于任何类型的匆忙旅行,大约在1300年。从13世纪初开始,“有一定的方向或路线”。到大约1300年,“保持运行,延续一段时间,保持存在”。特指剧院的戏剧在1808年。对于运输工具,舞台线等,“从一个地方到另一个地方进行常规的通行”在1817年。

对于机器或机械设备,“进行正常或分配的运动或操作”,在1560年代。对于颜色,“在接触湿气时在织物中扩散”,在1771年。对于电影胶片,“在卷轴之间传递”,因此“被展示”,在1931年。

“经营”(一项业务等)的含义在1861年,美国英语; 因此扩展到“照看,管理”的意义。作为“在报纸或杂志上发布或打印”,在1884年。

许多含义是通过“进入或退出某种状态”的概念。run dry “停止供应水或牛奶”(1630年代)。在商业中,“具有指定的价格,大小等”,在1762年。run low “快要用完”在1712年; run short “用尽供应”在1752年; run out of 在同样的意义上在1713年。run on “持续,不停歇或改变”在1590年代。

“使奔跑”的及物意义在古英语中。到15世纪末,“刺穿,刺伤”,因此在1520年代“刺穿或插入某物”。“在比赛中骑(马)”的含义在1750年。“使机械设备保持移动或工作”的含义在1817年。

许多比喻用法来自赛马或狩猎(例如 run (something) into the ground “过度使用,通过不断追求而耗尽”,1836年,美国英语)。

run across “偶然遇见,碰到”在1855年,美国英语中有记载。在这个意义上 run into 在1902年。run around with “与...交往”在1887年。

关于发热的参考在1918年。run 一个(红色)交通信号在1933年。关于测试,实验等,在1947年。关于计算机,在1952年。时间已经被 running out 自从大约1300年。run in the family 在1771年。比喻表达 run interference(1929年)来自美国足球。run late 在1954年。

run_体育行业词汇

船尾尖部

顺风航行

带球走

进行

推动

活动

运动

滑行

run_数学行业词汇

游程

run_法律行业词汇

经营

营业

run_电力行业词汇

径流式水电站

run-of-river hydropower station

run_船舶行业词汇

去流段

设计水线面下, 最大横剖面或平行中体后端到船体最后端的部分。

run_金融行业词汇

证券一览表

快速上升

挤兑

撞兑

run词源英文解释

Verb Middle English ronnen, alteration of rinnen, intransitive verb (from Old English iernan, rinnan & Old Norse rinna) & of rennen, transitive verb, from Old Norse renna; akin to Old High German rinnan, intransitive verb, "to run," Sanskrit riṇāti "he causes to flow," and probably to Latin rivus "stream"

The first known use of run was before the 12th century

run儿童词典英英释义

salt1 of 3noun

a compound in the form of crystals that consists of sodium chloride and is used especially for seasoning or preserving food and in industry called alsocommon salt

any of numerous compounds formed by replacement of part or all of the hydrogen of an acid by a metal or by a group acting like a metal

an element that gives an appealing or enlivening quality to (as one's life)

skepticism—usually used in the phrases with a grain of salt and with a pinch of salt

sailor

salt2 of 3verb

to treat, preserve, flavor, or supply with salt

salt3 of 3adjective

containing salt : saline, salty

salt water

having or being one of the four basic taste sensations compare bitter sense 1, sour entry 1 sense 1, sweet entry 1 sense 1b

prepared for use or seasoned with salt

salt pork

salarynoun

money paid at regular times for work or services : stipend

sack1 of 5noun

a flexible container (as of paper) : bag

sackful

discharge from employment—usually used with get or give

bunk entry 1 sense 3, bed

sack2 of 5verb

to put in a sack

dismiss sense 2, fire

sack3 of 5noun

any of several white wines imported to England from Spain and the Canary Islands in the 16th and 17th centuries

sack4 of 5verb

to loot after capture

pillage entry 2, loot

sack5 of 5noun

the looting of a captured town

sack1 of 5noun

a flexible container (as of paper) : bag

sackful

discharge from employment—usually used with get or give

bunk entry 1 sense 3, bed

sack2 of 5verb

to put in a sack

dismiss sense 2, fire

sack3 of 5noun

any of several white wines imported to England from Spain and the Canary Islands in the 16th and 17th centuries

sack4 of 5verb

to loot after capture

pillage entry 2, loot

sack5 of 5noun

the looting of a captured town

rush1 of 4noun

any of various marsh plants that are monocotyledons often having hollow stems sometimes used to weave chair seats and mats

rush2 of 4verb

to move forward or act with haste or eagerness

to perform in a short time or at high speed

rushed the job through

to urge on to greater speed

don't rush me

to run toward or against in attack : charge

rush3 of 4noun

a violent forward motion

a rush of wind

a burst of activity or speed

an eager migration of people usually to a new place in search of wealth

the gold rush

rush4 of 4adjective

demanding special speed or hurry the rush season

rush orders

rush1 of 4noun

any of various marsh plants that are monocotyledons often having hollow stems sometimes used to weave chair seats and mats

rush2 of 4verb

to move forward or act with haste or eagerness

to perform in a short time or at high speed

rushed the job through

to urge on to greater speed

don't rush me

to run toward or against in attack : charge

rush3 of 4noun

a violent forward motion

a rush of wind

a burst of activity or speed

an eager migration of people usually to a new place in search of wealth

the gold rush

rush4 of 4adjective

demanding special speed or hurry the rush season

rush orders

run1 of 2verb

to go at a pace faster than a walk

to take to flight : flee

made the enemy run

to move or allow to move freely about running around without a coat

chickens running loose

to go or cause to go rapidly or hurriedly

run and get the doctor

to go in pursuit of : chase

had run the woodchuck into its hole

to do something by or as if by running

run errands

to take part in a race

to be or cause to be a candidate in an election

ran for mayor

to move on or as if on wheels

to ravel lengthwise

stockings guaranteed not to run

to go back and forth

the bus runs every hour

to migrate or move in schoolsespecially: to go up a river to spawn

shad are running in the river

operate sense 1 left the engine running

I can run that machine

to cause to be treated or operated on : process

ran my program on the computer

to continue in force or operation the play ran for six months

the contract has two years to run

to pass into a specified condition

run into debt

to move as a liquid : flow

to dissolve and spread out

colors guaranteed not to run

to give off liquid

my nose is running

to tend to develop a specified quality or feature

one of those people who run to fat

extend sense 4

the boundary line runs east

to be in a certain form or order

to occur again and again a condition that runs in their family

a song running through my head

to exist or occur in a continuous range of variation

to be in circulation

speculation ran wild

trace entry 2 sense 2a

ran the rumor to its source

to slip through or past

run a blockade

to pass over, across, or through

to cause or allow to go ran the car off the road

ran the rascals out of town

to be in charge of : manage

run a factory

to make oneself liable to : incur

ran the risk of discovery

run2 of 2noun

an act or the action of running

a fast gallop

an annual migration of fish up a river especially to spawnalso: a group of fish migrating especially to spawn

a running race

the 1500-meter run

a score made in baseball by a base runner reaching home plate

chiefly Midland creek sense 2

something that flows especially during a certain time

the first run of maple sap

the horizontal distance from one point to another

general tendency or direction

a continuous series especially of similar things

a long run of cloudy days

sudden heavy demands from depositors, creditors, or customers

a run on a bank

the quantity of work turned out in a continuous operationalso: a period of continuous operation

the usual or normal kind

average run of students

the distance covered in a period of continuous traveling

regular course or trip

the bus makes four runs daily

freedom of movement

has the run of the house

a way, track, or path often traveled by animals

an enclosure for animals where they may feed or exercise

an inclined course (as for skiing)

a track or guide on which something runs

a ravel in a knitted fabric

plural diarrhea

had a bad case of the runs

running1 of 3noun

the action of running

running2 of 3adjective

going on steadily : continuous

a running battle

measured in a straight line

done while running or with a running start

a running jump

made or trained for running running shoes a running horse

a running track

running3 of 3adverb

one after another : in a row : consecutively

for three days running

run1 of 2verb

to go at a pace faster than a walk

to take to flight : flee

made the enemy run

to move or allow to move freely about running around without a coat

chickens running loose

to go or cause to go rapidly or hurriedly

run and get the doctor

to go in pursuit of : chase

had run the woodchuck into its hole

to do something by or as if by running

run errands

to take part in a race

to be or cause to be a candidate in an election

ran for mayor

to move on or as if on wheels

to ravel lengthwise

stockings guaranteed not to run

to go back and forth

the bus runs every hour

to migrate or move in schoolsespecially: to go up a river to spawn

shad are running in the river

operate sense 1 left the engine running

I can run that machine

to cause to be treated or operated on : process

ran my program on the computer

to continue in force or operation the play ran for six months

the contract has two years to run

to pass into a specified condition

run into debt

to move as a liquid : flow

to dissolve and spread out

colors guaranteed not to run

to give off liquid

my nose is running

to tend to develop a specified quality or feature

one of those people who run to fat

extend sense 4

the boundary line runs east

to be in a certain form or order

to occur again and again a condition that runs in their family

a song running through my head

to exist or occur in a continuous range of variation

to be in circulation

speculation ran wild

trace entry 2 sense 2a

ran the rumor to its source

to slip through or past

run a blockade

to pass over, across, or through

to cause or allow to go ran the car off the road

ran the rascals out of town

to be in charge of : manage

run a factory

to make oneself liable to : incur

ran the risk of discovery

run2 of 2noun

an act or the action of running

a fast gallop

an annual migration of fish up a river especially to spawnalso: a group of fish migrating especially to spawn

a running race

the 1500-meter run

a score made in baseball by a base runner reaching home plate

chiefly Midland creek sense 2

something that flows especially during a certain time

the first run of maple sap

the horizontal distance from one point to another

general tendency or direction

a continuous series especially of similar things

a long run of cloudy days

sudden heavy demands from depositors, creditors, or customers

a run on a bank

the quantity of work turned out in a continuous operationalso: a period of continuous operation

the usual or normal kind

average run of students

the distance covered in a period of continuous traveling

regular course or trip

the bus makes four runs daily

freedom of movement

has the run of the house

a way, track, or path often traveled by animals

an enclosure for animals where they may feed or exercise

an inclined course (as for skiing)

a track or guide on which something runs

a ravel in a knitted fabric

plural diarrhea

had a bad case of the runs

run医学词典英英释义

runintransitive verb

to discharge fluid (as pus or serum)

a running sore

run 例句

1 She ran her fingers along the keyBoard.

她的手指在琴键上飞快地移动.

2 When I run out from the kitchen, neither my mom or my dad calls after me.

3 Yes, run! It makes the blood pump faster!

对, 跑吧! 这会让血液流动的更快些!

4 Governments of many countries have set up regulations and laws on how to run a factory.

许多国家的政府出台了一系列的法规来管理工厂的运行.

5 There was a town bus that ran on an hourly schedule between the university and the seaside.

6 Chad Payne diving to trip up a running back and stop a draw play from going all the way.

7 Recent pig iron market as a whole will continue to run steady.

近期生铁市场整体将继续持稳运行.

8 “Well, at least this is the only copy and Mr. Larson didn’t run it down the hall to the principal—like some other teachers have done.”

9 But mostly what they did was run up and down the sidewalks and sometimes into the street, where the town cops yelled at them for creating a safety hazard.

10 I bring my hands up to run them through her hair.

11 “I don’t know how to heal emotional and physical damage.'Scars run deep.”

12 She returned to her station and ran a quick test.

13 But he reached out and pulled the child from the woman’s embrace and ran.

14 Provides a base class for specifying dynamic behavior at run time.

提供用于指定运行时的动态行为的基类.

15 No sooner has the current started running in one direction than back it comes again.

电流刚刚开始朝一个方向流动就立即返回.

16 The defeat extends Tottenham's miserable run against their London rivals.

战败延续了热刺对伦敦对手多年不胜的悲剧命运.

17 Aim the flare gun at it and run like hell.

18 In the deep, at the farther end of the room, a figure ran and forwards.

在漆黑的深处, 房间更远的尽头, 有一个影子在来回移动. 那是什么呢?

19 “I would hate for you to run away with a false idea of your father, Potter,” he said, a terrible grin twisting his face.

20 When I thought about what I would have done when I was sixteen years old or nineteen or even twenty-four, I was scared to realize that I might have run.

run 同义词

5 跑过

scour overrun

10 持球跑动进攻

runback

12 延展

lie stretch

13 企图

fly bid essay stab burl

15 平均是

average

17 举办

on have give hold

21 参加赛跑

in the running

22 熔解的

molten

23 使参加比赛

saddle race

24 载送

conveyance convey

38 冲过

smash outride

40 纹理

band texture grain streak

42 快速行进

power steam cut

46 走私的

hot

50 律动

pulse rhythm

51 融化的

running melting

52 是这样

this is it

53 成群游动

swarm

54 和…赛跑

race

56 溯流而上

retrograde upstream

60 使碰撞

bump smash

61 染上

dye

70 使用的自由

use

73 开设

open keep

75 来往

service traffic

76 扫视

sweep saccade travel rake

79 提取的

extractive

84 同花顺子

quint straight flush

85 写着

go say

87 漏下

drip

95 流下

fall

101 工作时间

spell time

103 详谈

expand descant

104 参加比赛

saddle race

107

found mint mould

109 使处于

set put let situate bring out in

115 坡道

ramp descent

117 行进

travel draw march

131 跑垒得分

plate

132 脱落

scale shed peel slough cast

133 开行

departure depart

136 通到

go lead admit

137 用车送

drive

141 单程

single one-way

142 使花费

cost

148 趋向于

incline look toward

155 干涸

dry dried-up

156

brave reek issue

157 滑降

downhill coast glissade

160 使流

shed

162 滑行道

peritrack taxiway

163 与…赛跑

race

164 变湿

drabble

169 洄游

migrate migration

171 一段

length leg passage bow lap bout

173 浇铸的

molten

174 急奏

roulade jump

181 在逃

large

190 当候选人

stand nominate

191 急走

whip beetle

192 被覆盖

bathed

198 使遭受

subject expose

199 充溢

big run with

201 急赶

gallop

205 顺子

straight

208 逃离

vamoose skirr

211

row scull wiggle oar

212 攀缘

scansorial scandent

220 揉擦

rub

222 偷运

smuggle

226 抽出的

extractive

237 饲养

keep rear

244 顺风航行

off the wind

246 跑到

walk up to run up to

247

send

251 出入的自由

freedom

252 助跑距离

run-up

254 到处闲逛

pootle

257 猎取

Angle

262

do manage conduct

265 挤兑

a run on

266

slop slop over

267 使快速移动

zip

269

streamlet

270 刊印

print

272 扫过

sweep

274 推入

inject poke

283 液化的

liquefacient deliquescent

285 使空转

race spin idle

288 围场

enclosure

289 非法携带

runner

292

wind

294 淌蜡

gutter

296 产额

produce turnout yield

299 播出

show air carry screen

300 跑动

go-ahead

302 自然增长

accrual accretion

307 兜风

spin airing mosey

308 跑力

running

318 抽丝

ladder pull snag

321 闪过

glance

322 外出一下

run up to

335 细流

trickle drain

336 渗色

bleed

338 谈到

advert mention touch

340 军事进攻

push

342 连载

serial serialize

347 航行距离

fetch

349 向某方向移动

draw

351 路径

road path trail channel

354 绽线

raveling rip

356 出游

excursion outing

357 举出

give bring adduce

358 萦绕

repose

359 价格为

stand to the value of

361 短途旅行

hop excursion jaunt sally Sally

364 迅速传播

fly

367 突然离去

decamp vamoose

370 奔驰

coursing

372 推举

nominate

374 导向

home in on

386

at into reach stand ryke

388 世代相传

descend run in the family

389 划定

set

390 渗开

bleed spread blot percolate

393 争购

snap rush

395 参加竞选

stand field

400 经营的

working

401 作小旅行

run up to

403 传开

spread noise ripple

406 工作量

load workload work load

run 短语相关

run-of-the-mill run a tight ship run circles around run behind schedule well-run cut and run run out run amok run counter to run interference

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