run
English → English
(actions) To move fast: to move at a speed faster than walking, never having both feet on the ground at once
I had to run as fast as I could to catch the last train of the night.
(English) I had to run as fast as I could to catch the last train of the night.
She likes to run five miles through the local park every morning before work.
(English) She likes to run five miles through the local park every morning before work.
(business) To manage: to be in charge of or manage an organization, business, or household
My parents have successfully run a small family grocery store for thirty years.
(English) My parents have successfully run a small family grocery store for thirty years.
The director was hired to run the marketing department for the international company.
(English) The director was hired to run the marketing department for the international company.
Entry ID: en:en:run · Source: refined · Type: vocabulary