Phrasal Verbs "run..."
Phrasal Verb | Translation | Example |
run across = come across
| пересечься с кем-то случайно | She ran across an old friend while on holiday. |
run after
| бежать за кем-то | The dog ran after the dog. |
run away
| убегать от | He was so unhappy that he tried to run away from school. |
run away with
| убегать с чем-то, что-то украсть и убежать | The thieves ran away with £15,000,000 from the bank. |
run down
| наехать, переехать полностью; сдохнуть, разрядиться (про предметы, которые работают на батарейках, часы) | The old man was run over/down by a bus. I think the clock must have run down. |
be run down
| выдохнуться (про людские силы) | In spite of my holiday in the sun, I've been run down recently. |
run in
| объезжать новую машину | I can’t go any faster; I’m running the car in. |
run into = run up against
| столкнуться с кем-то неожиданно; въехать в другую машину на дороге | Graham ran into someone he used to know at school the other day. I had to brake suddenly, and the car behind ran into me. The car ran slap into the truck. |
run off
| избегать домашних обязанностей или чего-то другого; быстро сделать печатные материалы | He always runs off washing up whenever there is plenty of dirty dishes. Can you please run off 200 copies of this notice? |
run on
| болтать без конца; бежать (о времени) | He ran on endlessly about his family. Months ran on, and still there was no letter. |
run over = run down
| переехать кого-то на дороге | Slow down, you might run someone over. |
run over
| пробежаться глазами по материалу | She quickly ran over her speech before going on-stage. |
run out of
| иссякать, заканчиваться | He has run out of all his money. |
run through
| пробежаться по материалу, повторяя его | Let's run through the plan. Let's run through the whole play from the beginning. |
run up
| увеличиваться | The price of coffee is running up all over the world. |