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ran [ræn] V.

ran pret. of run

Véase también: run up against , run over , run off , run into , run

run up against V. trans.

I . run over V. trans.

1. run over (drive over):

2. run over (practise again):

3. run over (repeat):

II . run over V. intr.

1. run over (exceed):

2. run over (overflow):

I . run off V. intr.

1. run off (leave, escape):

2. run off rainwater:

3. run off (flow out):

4. run off (lose through running):

run into V. trans.

1. run into (bump into):

2. run into coloq. (come across):

3. run into (experience):

I . run <-nn-, ran, run> [rʌn] V. intr.

1. run (move fast):

run
biec [perf po-]

3. run bus, train:

run
run

4. run route, road:

run
run

5. run cloth:

run

6. run contract, passport:

run

7. run film, play:

run

9. run inflation, number:

run

12. run (enter election):

14. run tights:

run

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

III . run [rʌn] SUST.

2. run sin pl. coloq. (in car):

run

4. run (attack):

6. run (demand):

run
run
run m
a run on a bank

7. run (enclosed area):

run
wybieg m

8. run (for skiing):

run

9. run esp AM (in stockings):

run
oczko nt

I . run <-nn-, ran, run> [rʌn] V. intr.

1. run (move fast):

run
biec [perf po-]

3. run bus, train:

run
run

4. run route, road:

run
run

5. run cloth:

run

6. run contract, passport:

run

7. run film, play:

run

9. run inflation, number:

run

12. run (enter election):

14. run tights:

run

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

II . run <-nn-, ran, run> [rʌn] V. trans.

3. run engine, program:

run

9. run article:

run

10. run arms, drugs:

run

11. run risk:

run

III . run [rʌn] SUST.

2. run sin pl. coloq. (in car):

run

4. run (attack):

6. run (demand):

run
run
run m
a run on a bank

7. run (enclosed area):

run
wybieg m

8. run (for skiing):

run

9. run esp AM (in stockings):

run
oczko nt

bank run SUST. ECON.

chicken run SUST.

print run SUST. PRENSA

run about V. intr.

run about PHRVB run around

Véase también: run around

run around V. intr.

1. run around (run freely):

2. run around coloq. (have affair with):

3. run around (be busy):

run free infinit. NÁUT.
iść pełnym wiatrem infinit.
run on (jeździć na/być zasilanym) trans. AUTO. fig coloc.
jeździć na infinit. coloq.

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