ran

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(one's) blood runs cold
(one's) writ runs
a shiver ran down (one's) spine
a shiver ran up (one's) spine
also ran
also-ran
course of true love never ran smoothly, the
eat and run
hit-and-run
run
run (a)round in circles
run (one) off (one's) feet
run (one) through
run (one's) feet off
run (one's) fingers through (one's) hair
run (one's) hand through (one's) hair
run (one's) head against a brick wall
run (one's) mouth
run (one's) own show
run (someone or something) close
run (something) by (one)
run (something) by (one) again
run (something) by (one) one more time
run (something) into (something)
run (something) past (one)
run (something) up the flagpole
run (up) a tab
run a brush through (one's) hair
run a comb through (one's) hair
run a fever
run a make on (someone or something)
run a mile
run a red light
run a risk
run a taut ship
run a temperature
run a tight ship
run about
run about like a headless chicken
run across
run adrift
run afoul of (someone or something)
run after (someone or something)
run aground
run ahead
run along
run amok
run amuck
run an errand
run an/(one's) eye over (something)
run and run
run around
run around after (someone or something)
run around like a blue-arsed fly
run around like a chicken with its head cut off
run around like a headless chicken
run around with (someone)
run as (something)
run as fast as (one's) legs can carry (one)
run at (someone or something)
run at a fast clip
run away with (one)
run away with (one's) tail between (one's) legs
run away with (something)
run away with the idea
run away with the notion
run back
run back (to someone or something)
run back over
run behind
run between (someone or something)
run by (some place)
run circles around (someone or something)
run circles round (someone or something)
run counter to (someone or something)
run down
run down the clock
run down to (someone or something)
run dry
run for (one's) life
run for (something)
run for it
run for the hills
run foul of (someone or something)
run from (someone or something)
run from (someone or something) to (someone or something
run high
run hot and cold
run in
run in (one's) blood
run in circles
run in place
run in the blood
run interference
run into (someone, something, or some place)
run into a brick wall
run into a stone wall
run into debt
run into the sand
run it down (to one)
run it down for (one)
run late
run like clockwork
run like the wind
run low
run off
run off at the mouth
run off in all directions
run off the smell of an oily rag
run off with (one)
run off with (something)
run on
run on (something)
run on all cylinders
run on empty
run on fumes
run on the smell of an oily rag
run onto (something)
run out
run out at (someone or something)
run out of (one's) skin
run out of (something or some place)
run out of gas
run out of road
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run out of time
run out of town
run out the clock
run over
run over to (someone or something)
run over with (something)
run past
run past (someone or something)
run rampant
run rhymes
run rings around (someone or something)
run rings round (someone or something)
run riot
run roughshod over (someone or something)
run scared
run short
run short of (something)
run the clock down
run the clock out
run the gamut
run the good race
run the risk
run the risk of (something)
run the rule over (one)
run the show
run through (one)
run through (something)
run to
run to fat
run to form
run to seed
run true to form
run up
run up against (someone or something)
run up on (someone or something)
run wild
run with
run with it
run with scissors
run with the hare and hunt with the hounds
running smobble
take the ball and run (with it)
the course of true love never ran smoothly
turn tail and run

References in classic literature

The wolves were now in the country of game, and though they still hunted in pack, they hunted more cautiously, cutting out heavy cows or crippled old bulls from the small moose-herds they ran across.

After that they ran side by side, like good friends who have come to an understanding.

One Eye ran ahead cautiously, his mate at his heels.

White Fang

Again I ran after him, and again he ran into the cave; but this time I stopped at the mouth.

Before Adam

The flash of lightning, the crash of thunder, and the instantaneous chill that ran through him were all merged for Levin in one sense of terror.

Anna Karenina

Presently we came to a path that ran to the kraal from the ford of the Umfolozi.

Again we ran, but now we were weak, and they gained upon us.

Nada The Lily

The wrestler dropped at last; and Alan, leaping back to get his distance, ran upon the others like a bull, roaring as he went.

Kidnapped

But the twins ran straight on till they reached their own home.

Yellow Fairy Book

Let's run and see them.' And they trotted off, Alice repeating to herself, as she ran, the words of the old song:--

Through the Looking Glass

His mother, Louise Bentley, the girl who came into the world on that night when Jesse ran through the fields crying to God that he be given a son, had grown to womanhood on the farm and had married young John Hardy of Wines- burg, who became a banker.

When he heard his mother spoken of harshly or when he overheard her berating his father, he was frightened and ran away to hide.

Winesberg Ohio

The Martians, alarmed by the approach of a crowd, had killed a number of people with a quick-firing gun, so the story ran. The telegram concluded with the words: "Formi- dable as they seem to be, the Martians have not moved from the pit into which they have fallen, and, indeed, seem incapa- ble of doing so.

No doubt, ran the report, the situation was of the strangest and gravest description, but the public was exhorted to avoid and discourage panic.

War Of The Worlds

Then they all ran harder than they had ever run in their lives; and the King's men, coming after them, began to run too; and the Captain ran hardest of all.

Story of Doctor Dolittle

词组	ran
释义	ran See: (one's) blood runs cold (one's) writ runs a shiver ran down (one's) spine a shiver ran up (one's) spine also ran also-ran course of true love never ran smoothly, the eat and run hit-and-run run run (a)round in circles run (one) off (one's) feet run (one) through run (one's) feet off run (one's) fingers through (one's) hair run (one's) hand through (one's) hair run (one's) head against a brick wall run (one's) mouth run (one's) own show run (someone or something) close run (something) by (one) run (something) by (one) again run (something) by (one) one more time run (something) into (something) run (something) past (one) run (something) up the flagpole run (up) a tab run a brush through (one's) hair run a comb through (one's) hair run a fever run a make on (someone or something) run a mile run a red light run a risk run a taut ship run a temperature run a tight ship run about run about like a headless chicken run across run adrift run afoul of (someone or something) run after (someone or something) run aground run ahead run along run amok run amuck run an errand run an/(one's) eye over (something) run and run run around run around after (someone or something) run around like a blue-arsed fly run around like a chicken with its head cut off run around like a headless chicken run around with (someone) run as (something) run as fast as (one's) legs can carry (one) run at (someone or something) run at a fast clip run away with (one) run away with (one's) tail between (one's) legs run away with (something) run away with the idea run away with the notion run back run back (to someone or something) run back over run behind run between (someone or something) run by (some place) run circles around (someone or something) run circles round (someone or something) run counter to (someone or something) run down run down the clock run down to (someone or something) run dry run for (one's) life run for (something) run for it run for the hills run foul of (someone or something) run from (someone or something) run from (someone or something) to (someone or something run high run hot and cold run in run in (one's) blood run in circles run in place run in the blood run interference run into (someone, something, or some place) run into a brick wall run into a stone wall run into debt run into the sand run it down (to one) run it down for (one) run late run like clockwork run like the wind run low run off run off at the mouth run off in all directions run off the smell of an oily rag run off with (one) run off with (something) run on run on (something) run on all cylinders run on empty run on fumes run on the smell of an oily rag run onto (something) run out run out at (someone or something) run out of (one's) skin run out of (something or some place) run out of gas run out of road run out of steam run out of time run out of town run out the clock run over run over to (someone or something) run over with (something) run past run past (someone or something) run rampant run rhymes run rings around (someone or something) run rings round (someone or something) run riot run roughshod over (someone or something) run scared run short run short of (something) run the clock down run the clock out run the gamut run the good race run the risk run the risk of (something) run the rule over (one) run the show run through (one) run through (something) run to run to fat run to form run to seed run true to form run up run up against (someone or something) run up on (someone or something) run wild run with run with it run with scissors run with the hare and hunt with the hounds running smobble take the ball and run (with it) the course of true love never ran smoothly turn tail and run References in classic literature The wolves were now in the country of game, and though they still hunted in pack, they hunted more cautiously, cutting out heavy cows or crippled old bulls from the small moose-herds they ran across. After that they ran side by side, like good friends who have come to an understanding. One Eye ran ahead cautiously, his mate at his heels. White Fang Again I ran after him, and again he ran into the cave; but this time I stopped at the mouth. Before Adam The flash of lightning, the crash of thunder, and the instantaneous chill that ran through him were all merged for Levin in one sense of terror. Anna Karenina Presently we came to a path that ran to the kraal from the ford of the Umfolozi. Again we ran, but now we were weak, and they gained upon us. Nada The Lily The wrestler dropped at last; and Alan, leaping back to get his distance, ran upon the others like a bull, roaring as he went. Kidnapped But the twins ran straight on till they reached their own home. Yellow Fairy Book Let's run and see them.' And they trotted off, Alice repeating to herself, as she ran, the words of the old song:-- Through the Looking Glass His mother, Louise Bentley, the girl who came into the world on that night when Jesse ran through the fields crying to God that he be given a son, had grown to womanhood on the farm and had married young John Hardy of Wines- burg, who became a banker. When he heard his mother spoken of harshly or when he overheard her berating his father, he was frightened and ran away to hide. Winesberg Ohio The Martians, alarmed by the approach of a crowd, had killed a number of people with a quick-firing gun, so the story ran. The telegram concluded with the words: "Formi- dable as they seem to be, the Martians have not moved from the pit into which they have fallen, and, indeed, seem incapa- ble of doing so. No doubt, ran the report, the situation was of the strangest and gravest description, but the public was exhorted to avoid and discourage panic. War Of The Worlds Then they all ran harder than they had ever run in their lives; and the King's men, coming after them, began to run too; and the Captain ran hardest of all. Story of Doctor Dolittle
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