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l'écart
course

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. running [GB ˈrʌnɪŋ, Am ˈrənɪŋ] SUBST

1. running (sport, exercise):

running
to take up running
to take up running épith gear, shoes, shorts

2. running (management):

running
direction f (of de)

II. running [GB ˈrʌnɪŋ, Am ˈrənɪŋ] ADJ

1. running (flowing):

running water
running tap
running knot

2. running (consecutive):

running
de suite inv
five days running

III. running [GB ˈrʌnɪŋ, Am ˈrənɪŋ]

go take a running jump fam!
to be in the running
être dans la course (for pour)
to be out of the running
ne plus être dans la course (for pour)
to make the running litt, fig

running mate SUBST

running mate (gen)

running race SUBST

running race

running head SUBST

running head

running light SUBST

running light MAR, AVIAT

running battle SUBST

running battle
éternel conflit m (with avec, contre)

running time SUBST (of film, cassette)

running time

running stitch SUBST

running stitch

running order SUBST

running order RADIO, THÉÂTRE, TV (of programme)
running order (of acts in show)

running repairs SUBST pl. tantum

running repairs

dans le dictionnaire PONS

I. running SUBST no plur

1. running (action of a runner):

running

2. running (operation):

running

Idiomes/Tournures:

to be in/out of the running

II. running ADJ

1. running (in a row, consecutive):

running

2. running (ongoing):

running
running commentary

3. running (operating):

running

4. running (flowing):

running

running costs SUBST plur

running costs

I. run [rʌn] SUBST

1. run (jog):

2. run (excursion):

3. run (journey):

(bombing) run MILIT

4. run (series):

run of cards

5. run (period):

run of events
to have a long run THÉÂTRE
to have a long run TV series

6. run (production):

lot m
a (print) run of 5000

7. run (demand):

a run on sth

8. run (type):

9. run (trend):

run a. fig

10. run (enclosed area):

run for animals
run for skiing

11. run (freedom):

12. run SPORT:

13. run (hole):

14. run (leak):

run of ink, paint

Idiomes/Tournures:

II. run <ran, run> [rʌn] VERBE intr

1. run (move fast using feet):

to run at sb
to come running towards sb
don't come running to me fig

2. run (operate):

run wheel, engine
to keep the economy running
we're running on time
is the Brighton train running?

3. run (go):

4. run (flee):

5. run (last):

to run for two years TV series
to run for two years contract

6. run (flow):

run water, nose
run eyes
run ink, paint
run colour
to run into sth

7. run Am POL:

8. run + adj (be):

9. run (ladder):

10. run (follow route):

11. run SPORT:

Idiomes/Tournures:

to run wild animal
to run wild person

III. run <ran, run> [rʌn] VERBE trans

1. run (by moving feet):

run race, distance

2. run (enter in race):

3. run (drive):

4. run (pass):

5. run (operate):

run a car
run train
run motor, program

6. run (manage, govern):

run firm, government, theatre
run household, store, hotel

7. run (let flow):

run tap, water

8. run (tell):

to run sth by sb

9. run (issue):

run an article
run series, a film

10. run (smuggle):

11. run (not heed):

12. run (incur):

run danger, risk

13. run (have):

run temperature, a deficit
run test

Idiomes/Tournures:

to run a mile GB fam

chicken-run SUBST

run in VERBE trans

1. run in fam (arrest):

2. run in Aus, GB (prepare engine):

run in car

I. run off VERBE intr

1. run off fam (leave):

2. run off fam (steal):

3. run off (drain):

II. run off VERBE trans

1. run off (reproduce):

2. run off (write quickly):

3. run off (lose through running):

4. run off (drain):

I. run over VERBE intr a. fig

II. run over VERBE trans

1. run over (injure):

run over person

2. run over (read again):

3. run over (exceed):

milk run SUBST

run into VERBE trans

1. run into (meet by chance):

2. run into AUTO:

3. run into (reach):

run into thousands

run out VERBE intr

1. run out contract:

2. run out (be short of):

to run out of sth

3. run out fam (abandon):

dans le dictionnaire PONS

I. running SUBST

1. running (action of a runner):

running

2. running (operation):

running

Idiomes/Tournures:

to be in/out of the running

II. running ADJ

1. running (consecutive):

running

2. running (ongoing):

running
running commentary

3. running (operating):

running

4. running (flowing):

running

running costs SUBST plur

running costs

I. run [rʌn] SUBST

1. run (jog):

2. run (excursion):

3. run (journey):

(bombing) run MILIT

4. run (series):

run of cards

5. run (period):

run of events
to have a long run THÉÂTRE
to have a long run TV series

6. run (production):

lot m
a (print) run of 5000

7. run (demand):

a run on sth

8. run (type):

9. run (trend):

run a. fig

10. run (enclosed area):

run for animals
run for skiing

11. run (freedom):

12. run sports:

13. run (hole):

14. run (leak):

run of ink, paint

Idiomes/Tournures:

II. run <-nn-, ran, run> [rʌn] VERBE intr

1. run (move fast using feet):

to run at sb
to come running towards sb
don't come running to me fig

2. run (operate):

run wheel, engine
to keep the economy running
we're running on time
is the Hartford train running?

3. run (go, leave):

4. run (flee):

5. run (last):

to run for two years TV series
to run for two years contract

6. run (flow):

run water, nose
run eyes
run ink, paint
run color
to run into sth

7. run POL:

8. run + adj (become):

to run low on sth

9. run stockings, tights:

10. run (follow route):

11. run sports:

Idiomes/Tournures:

to run wild animal
to run wild person

III. run <-nn-, ran, run> [rʌn] VERBE trans

1. run (by moving feet):

run race, distance

2. run (enter in race):

3. run (drive):

4. run (pass):

5. run (operate):

run a car
run train
run motor, program

6. run (manage, govern):

run company, government
run household, store, hotel

7. run (let flow):

run tap, water

8. run (tell):

to run sth by sb

9. run (issue):

run an article
run series, a film

10. run (smuggle):

11. run (not heed):

12. run (incur):

run danger, risk

13. run (have):

run temperature, a deficit
run test

Idiomes/Tournures:

print run SUBST

run on VERBE intr

1. run on (continue):

2. run on (continue talking):

run after VERBE trans

run-up SUBST

1. run-up (running approach):

2. run-up (sudden increase):

run-up in price, demand, value

3. run-up (prelude, final stage):

the run-up to sth

run in VERBE trans jarg (arrest)

run into VERBE trans

1. run into (meet by chance):

2. run into AUTO:

3. run into (reach):

run around VERBE intr

1. run around (bustle):

2. run around (run freely):

3. run around fam (have affair):

Glossaire "Intégration et égalité des chances" de l'OFAJ

running away from home

Lexique GEA spécialisé dans le domaine de la réfrigération

running-in phase
silent running
fast running
Present
Irun
yourun
he/she/itruns
werun
yourun
theyrun
Past
Iran
youran
he/she/itran
weran
youran
theyran
Present Perfect
Ihaverun
youhaverun
he/she/ithasrun
wehaverun
youhaverun
theyhaverun
Past Perfect
Ihadrun
youhadrun
he/she/ithadrun
wehadrun
youhadrun
theyhadrun

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They became a more democratic government with bureaucratic administrative qualities providing citizens with equal opportunities in the running of the state (198).
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Their work includes running their 200acre km2 dairy farm, pottery, bookbinding, beekeeping and tending the vegetable garden and orchard.
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Mass storage was available in the form of a cassette tape interface running at 300 baud.
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There has been a long-running campaign to have the older tunnel converted into a cycleway, though this scheme has never gained wholehearted council support.
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The truck driver was reportedly running the vehicle recklessly and talking over a mobile phone just before the accident.
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