Pronunciation: /ˈrʌnər/
noun a person who runs, especially in a specified way or competitively
A1 The runner is fast.
A2 She is training to become a better runner.
B1 The marathon runner crossed the finish line first.
B2 The professional runner set a new world record.
C1 The elite runner was sponsored by a major sports brand.
C2 The ultramarathon runner completed a 100-mile race.
adjective used to describe something related to running or someone who runs frequently
A1 She is a fast runner.
A2 The runner beans in the garden are ready to be picked.
B1 The runner sled glided smoothly down the snowy hill.
B2 The marathon runner trained diligently for months leading up to the race.
C1 The professional runner broke the world record in the 100m sprint.
C2 The elite runner was sponsored by several major sports brands.
formal The professional runner broke the world record in the marathon.
informal The runner dude totally crushed the race!
slang That runner is a total speed demon on the track.
figurative She's always the runner in our group, constantly juggling multiple tasks at once.
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