(one) has to run along
(one) has to run along
One has to leave at once or in haste. We have to run along shortly, so no need to set a place for us for dinner.
See also: run
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
(I) have to run along.
an expression announcing the need to leave. Jane: It's late. I have to run along. Tom: Okay, Jane. Bye. Take care. John: Leaving so soon? Sally: Yes, I have to run along.
See also: have, run
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
- have to run along
- (I've) got to run
- got to run
- run like the wind
- four-bagger
- run over to
- run over to (someone or something)
- have (one) on the run
- have someone on the run
- run up to some place