Pronunciation: /rʌnz/
noun an act or period of continuous use, operation, or employment of something
A1 She goes for runs in the park every morning.
A2 He enjoys going on long runs along the beach.
B1 My friend is training for a marathon and does regular runs to prepare.
B2 The track team practices their relay runs every afternoon.
C1 The company organizes charity runs to raise money for local causes.
C2 Her passion for ultra-marathons pushes her to participate in grueling 100-mile runs.
verb move at a speed faster than a walk, never having both or all the feet on the ground at the same time
A1 She runs to the park every morning.
A2 He runs a small business selling handmade crafts.
B1 The river runs through the center of town.
B2 The new software runs smoothly on most devices.
C1 The company runs a successful marketing campaign every year.
C2 The family business has been running for over 100 years, passed down through generations.
formal The company runs a tight ship when it comes to quality control.
informal She always runs late to our meetings.
slang He runs the show at the office.
figurative His creativity runs wild when he's in the zone.
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