英语释义

1. to go faster than a walk specifically to go steadily by springing steps so that both feet leave the ground for an instant in each step

2. to move at a fast gallop

3. flee, retreat, escape
dropped the gun and ran

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

5. to go without restraint move freely about at will
let chickens run loose

6. to keep company consort
a ram running with ewes ran with a wild crowd when he was young

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

8. roam, rove
running about with no overcoat

9. to go rapidly or hurriedly hasten
run and fetch the doctor

10. to go in urgency or distress resort
runs to mother at every little difficulty

11. to make a quick, easy, or casual trip or visit
ran over to borrow some sugar

12. to contend in a race

13. to enter into an election contest
will run for mayor

14. to move on or as if on wheels glide
file drawers running on ball bearings

15. to roll forward rapidly or freely

16. to pass or slide freely
a rope runs through the pulley

17. to ravel lengthwise
stockings guaranteed not to run

18. to sing or play a musical passage quickly
run up the scale

19. to go back and forth ply
the train runs between New York and Washington

20. to migrate or move in considerable numbers especially to move up or down a river to spawn

21. turn, rotate
a swiftly running grindstone

22. function, operate
the engine runs on gasoline software that runs on her computer

23. to continue in force, operation, or production
the contract has two more years to run the play ran for six months

24. to have a specified duration, extent, or length
the manuscript runs nearly 500 pages

25. to accompany as a valid obligation or right
a right-of-way that runs with the land

26. to continue to accrue or become payable
interest on the loan runs from July 1

27. to pass from one state to another
run into debt

28. to flow rapidly or under pressure

29. melt, fuse

30. spread, dissolve
colors guaranteed not to run

31. to discharge liquid (such as pus or serum)
a running sore

32. to develop rapidly in some specific direction especially to throw out an elongated shoot of growth

33. to tend to produce or develop a specified quality or feature
they run to big noses in that family

34. to lie in or take a certain direction
the boundary line runs east

35. to lie or extend in relation to something

36. to go back reach

37. to be in a certain form or expression
the letter runs as follows

38. to be in a certain order of succession

39. to occur persistently
musical talent runs in the family

40. to remain of a specified size, amount, character, or quality
profits were running high

41. to have or maintain a relative position or condition (as in a race)
ran third running late

42. to exist or occur in a continuous range of variation
shades run from white to dark gray

43. to spread or pass quickly from point to point
chills ran up her spine

44. to be current circulate
speculation ran rife

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

46. to bring to a specified condition by or as if by running
ran himself to death

47. to go in pursuit of hunt, chase
dogs that run deer

48. to follow the trail of backward trace
ran the rumor to its source

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

50. to put forward as a candidate for office

51. to carry (the football) on a running play

52. to drive (livestock) especially to a grazing place

53. to provide pasturage for (livestock)

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

55. to pass over or traverse with speed

56. to run on or over in athletic competition
runs the bases well run the floor

57. to accomplish or perform by or as if by running
ran a great race run errands

58. to slip or go through or past
run a blockade run a red light

59. to travel on in a boat
run the rapids

60. to cause to penetrate or enter thrust
ran a splinter into her toe

61. stitch

62. to cause to pass lead
run a wire in from the antenna

63. to cause to collide
ran his head into a post

64. smuggle
run guns

65. to cause to pass lightly or quickly over, along, or into something
ran her eye down the list

66. to cause or allow (a vehicle or a vessel) to go in a specified manner or direction
ran the car off the road

67. operate
run a lathe

68. to direct the business or activities of manage, conduct
run a factory

69. to employ or supervise in espionage
run an agent

70. to be full of or drenched with
streets ran blood

71. contain, assay

72. to cause to move or flow in a specified way or into a specified position
run cards into a file

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

74. to melt and cast in a mold
run bullets

75. treat, process, refine
run oil in a still run a problem through a computer

76. to make oneself liable to incur
ran the risk of discovery

77. to mark out draw
run a contour line on a map

78. to permit (charges) to accumulate before settling
run a tab at the bar —often used with up
ran up a large phone bill

79. cost sense 1
rooms that run $50 a night

80. to produce by or as if by printing —usually used with off
ran off 10,000 copies of the first edition

81. to carry in a printed medium print
every newspaper ran the story

82. to make (a series of counts) without a miss
run 19 in an inning in billiards

83. to lead winning cards of (a suit) successively

84. to alter by addition
ran his record to six wins and four losses

85. to make (a golf ball) roll forward after alighting

86. 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

87. to meet with or discover by chance

88. to have a fever

89. pursue, chase especially to seek the company of

90. to take up with follow
run after new theories

91. to meet suddenly or unexpectedly

92. to work or take effect unfavorably to disfavor, oppose

93. to have strict and exacting standards in controlling or managing something (such as a business)

94. to present to (as for evaluation)
ran some ideas by her

95. to show marked superiority over defeat decisively or overwhelmingly

96. to use up an available supply

97. to become exhausted or spent
his inspiration had run dry

98. to provide assistance by or as if by clearing a path through obstructions
ran interference for me with the press

99. to change or transform into become

100. to merge with

101. to mount up to
their yearly income often runs into six figures

102. to collide with

103. to meet by chance
ran into an old classmate the other day

104. to approach running out of
running low on options

105. to talk excessively or foolishly

106. to act wildly or without restraint

107. to occur in profusion
daffodils running riot

108. to become insufficient

109. to use up run low on

110. to perform calculations

111. to sink all remaining shots without missing in pool

112. to win all remaining contests

113. to mount up to
the book runs to 500 pages

114. to run across meet with

115. to use or exploit fully make the most of
took the idea and ran with it

116. to publicize widely
the press ran with the quote

117. an act or the action of running continued rapid movement

118. a quickened gallop

119. a migration of fish (as up or down a river) especially to spawn also such fish in the process of migration

120. a running race
a mile run

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

122. strength or ability to run

123. a gain of a usually specified distance made on a running play in football
scored on a 25-yard run also a running play

124. a sustained usually aggressive effort (as to win or obtain something)
making a run at the championship

125. creek sense 1

126. something that flows in the course of an operation or during a particular time
the first run of sap in sugar maples

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

128. the direction in which a vein of ore lies

129. a direction of secondary or minor cleavage grain
the run of a mass of granite

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

131. general tendency or direction

132. a continuous period or series especially of things of identical or similar sort
a run of bad luck : such as

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

134. a number of rapid small dance steps executed in even tempo

135. the act of making successively a number of successful shots or strokes also the score thus made
a run of 20 in billiards

136. an unbroken course of performances or showings
a long run on Broadway

137. a set of consecutive measurements, readings, or observations

138. persistent and heavy demands from depositors, creditors, or customers
a run on a bank

139. sequence sense 2b

140. the quantity of work turned out in a continuous operation
a press run of 10,000 copies

141. the usual or normal kind, character, type, or group
the average run of students

142. the distance covered in a period of continuous traveling or sailing

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

144. a news reporter's regular territory beat

145. freedom of movement in or access to a place or area
has the run of the house

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

147. the use of machinery for a single set of processing procedures
a computer run

148. a way, track, or path frequented by animals

149. an enclosure for domestic animals where they may feed or exercise

150. a large area of land used for grazing
a sheep run

151. ranch, station
run-holder

152. an inclined passageway

153. an inclined course (as for skiing or bobsledding)

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

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

156. a paint defect caused by excessive flow

157. diarrhea —used with the

158. in haste without pausing
ate lunch on the run

159. in retreat in flight (as from the law)
an escaped convict on the run

160. a serious challenge to one's supremacy
is expected to give the incumbent a good run for his money

161. being in a melted state
run butter

162. made from molten material cast in a mold
run metal

163. having made a migration or spawning run
a fresh run salmon

164. exhausted or winded from running

165. to move with your legs at a speed that is faster than walking

166. to leave a place quickly by running

167. to run as part of a sport, for exercise, or in a race

168. an act of running

169. a continuous series of similar things

170. a continuous series of performances or showings

171. to go at a pace faster than a walk

172. to go rapidly or hurriedly
She ran home to get her book.

173. to take to flight
They saw the police and ran.

174. to pass over, across, or through
She ran her fingers through her hair.

175. function entry 2
That old car is still running.

176. to cause to function
Can you run this machine?

177. extend sense 2
The trail runs from here to the border.

178. to move freely about
He let the animals run loose.

179. flow entry 1 sense 1
A brook runs through the field.

180. to be in charge of manage
My pop runs a newspaper here in town.
— Oliver Butterworth, The Enormous Egg

181. to do something by or as if by running
I'm running errands.

182. to take part in a race

183. to move on or as if on wheels

184. to go back and forth often according to a fixed schedule
The train runs between Boston and Chicago.

185. to migrate or move in schools
The salmon are running early this year.

186. to continue in force
The exhibit runs until the end of the month.

187. to pass into a specified condition
The well ran dry.

188. to spread into another area
The dyes are guaranteed not to run.

189. to give off liquid
My nose is running.

190. to tend to develop a specified feature or quality
The shirts run small.

191. to slip through or past
They ran the blockade.

192. to cause to penetrate
He ran a knife through the bread.

193. to cause to go
The sheriff ran them out of town. I ran my car off the road.

194. to take on
She ran the risk of being caught.

195. to print or broadcast
Every channel runs the ad.

196. to be a candidate for office
She ran for mayor.

197. to occur again and again
The condition runs in the family.

198. to leave home secretly without intending to return

199. to meet by chance

200. to leave in a hurry

201. to come to an end
Time ran out before I finished.

202. to become used up
Supplies were running out.

203. to use up the available supply of
We ran out of gas.

204. overflow entry 1 sense 1

205. an act or the action of running
He took the dog for a run.

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

207. an enclosure for animals where they may feed and exercise

208. the usual or normal kind
It's like the usual run of shops.

209. a continuous series especially of similar things
We have had a long run of good luck.

210. sudden heavy demands from depositors, creditors, or customers
There was a run on the bank.

211. the quantity of work turned out in a continuous operation

212. the distance covered in a period of continuous traveling

213. a regular course or trip

214. freedom of movement
Our guests had the run of the house.

215. a way, track, or path frequented by animals
a deer run

216. slope entry 1 sense 1
a ski run

217. a spot in knitted fabric that has unraveled
My stocking has a run in it.

218. to discharge fluid (as pus or serum)
a running sore

219. to be or continue to be in operation or effect

220. to proceed toward expiration or effectiveness
statute of limitations began to run when she received notice of the injury — compare toll

221. to continue to accrue or become payable in an amount increasing with the passing of time
interest running from a particular date

222. to pass as a right or encumbrance upon the transfer of real property
the restrictive covenant ran with the land

英汉例句

• for example, in listing 1 we see that the lpd service (s60lpd) would also run after the network service.

  例如，在清单1中我们可以看到lpd服务(s60lpd)将在network服务之后运行。

• daniel macnulty of the university of minnesota and his colleagues have found that for predators which need to run after their prey, being big can be more of a hindrance than a help.

  明尼苏达大学的danielmacnulty 及其同事发现，对于那些需要追逐猎物的捕食者来说，庞大的体型可能拖累而非助益其捕猎行动。

• it should also be run after any significant changes to the database tables including any large scale insert, update or delete operations.

  此外，每当对数据库表作出重大更改，包括大规模的插入、更新或删除时，也应该运行该命令。

• the tests should run after each change in the code.

  每次代码修改后，都应该进行测试。

• it makes you realize that you don’t always have to run after time – sometimes, time is a friend whose company you can enjoy.

  它能使你意识到你不必总是跑在时间的后面—有时候，时间是一个朋友，并且你非常喜欢它的陪伴。

• 「i wish i」d been there,「 mary said angrily. 」i「d have run after the man and i」d probably have caught him.

  「当时我要在那儿多好，」玛丽生气的说，“我跑步追他，或许能逮着他。

• the old woman had his change in one hand and she tried to run after his open window, her arm outstretched. your change, your change!

  这个老年妇女一只手里拿着零钱张开手臂跟着打开的窗户努力跑。。

• update statistics should be run after initially loading the data and creating indexes.

  初次装载数据和创建索引之后，应该运行updatestatistics。

• i have no agenda 2.i have an agenda, but i run after time 3.i maintain a calendar, but i miss a few appointments 4.

  我没有日程表2.我有日程表，但拖延执行3.我保持和日程表一致，但是漏掉几个约定4.我有非常有效率的日程表系统。

• as with @before, you can have multiple cleanup methods annotated @after, each of which is run after each test.

  与 @before 一样，也可以用 @after 来注释多个清除方法，这些方法都在每个测试之后运行。

• she danced round the church corner, for she could not stop; the coachman had to run after her and seize her.

  她绕着教堂的拐角跳舞，因为她停不下来，于是马车夫追着她跑把她一把抓住。

• we run after the fire truck.

  我们跟着消防车跑去出事现场。

• for the pagans run after all these things and your heavenly father knows that you need them.

  这都是外邦人所求的。你们需用的这一切东西，你们的天父是知道的。

• and once you have the kingdom, you don「t need to run after objects of your craving, like power, fame, sensual pleasure, and so on.

  一旦你进入他的国度，你不需要追求渴望的东西，如权力，名气，感官享受等等。

• for two days and two nights, she stupidly watched the sky, the clouds that passed before her, running the way the children of the village would doubtless run after her from now on.

  整整两天两夜，她呆呆地望着天空，云彩在她眼前飘过，移动的样子无疑恰似村里的儿童从今往后追着她跑的样子。

• the stress tool was used during every test run after the first iteration.

  压力工具在第一个迭代之后的每个测试运行中都会用到。

• this has enormous advantages: you can automatically generate release notes, assist testers in determining the necessary set of regression tests to run after the nightly build, and so on.

  这有非常大的好处：你可以自动地产生发布说明，在每晚构造后帮助测试人员确定并运行必要的回归测试集，等等。

• you can also define a setup function to be run before a test case is executed and a teardown function to be run after it completes.

  你也可以定义setup和teardown方法使其分别在执行测试前和完成后运行。

• and in the long run after the feds have intervened it should soar.

  而从长远角度看，继美联储实施干预措施之后，金价应该会继续飙升。

• woe to those who rise early in the morning to run after their drinks, who stay up late at night till they are inflamed with wine.

  祸哉，那些清早起来，追求浓酒，留连到夜深，甚至因酒发烧的人。

• david tore down the street to run after the thief.

  大卫沖到街上去追赶小偷。

• still i wouldn」t give up. the best way to mn without an audience, i decided, was to run after dark.

  尽管如此，我还是不肯放弃跑步，我断定要想不吸引观众，最好是在天黑以后跑。

• an inmate is on the run after escaping from a jail in south wales by clinging to the bottom of a prison van.

  一名犯人躲在监狱货车的底部，成功地逃出了英国南威尔士的一所监狱。

• missing a train is only painful if you run after it!

  错过列车，只有在你追赶它时才是痛苦的！

• they run after me. i don't look back at them and keep on running.

  他们在后面追，我没有回头看，继续一个劲儿的跑。

• we have a set of commands to run before the interface comes up (pre-up), and another set to run after it comes down (post-down).

  在启动该接口之前，有一组命令要运行（pre-up），在关闭该接口之后，有另外一组命令要运行（pre-down）。

• the scoop: angelina jolie reprises familiar role as kickass spy, this time as evelyn salt, a cia agent on the run after being accused of acting as a russian spy.

  独家报道：安吉丽娜·朱莉有一次扮演了厉害的特工，这次是伊芙琳·邵特，一名逃亡的被认为是俄罗斯间谍的cia特工。

相似词

dash(Dash) （美、英、印）达什 （人名）

gallop使飞跑；迅速运输

jog慢跑；轻推；蹒跚行进；使颠簸

scamper蹦跳；奔跑

sprint沖刺；全速跑

trip(Trip) （美）特里普（人名）

trot使小跑；使快步走

相反词

run经营；奔跑；运转

awayad 离去，离开；在远处