run

1. verb, informal To leave or depart, especially very quickly or suddenly. Sorry, I've got to run. I'll call you tomorrow to go over the project in greater detail. A: "Do you want another drink?" B: "No, I'd better run. I have an early start tomorrow."

2. noun, slang A period of frequent and extended use of a particular drug; a drug binge. Usually used in combinations. It turns out he had been on a cocaine run for nearly three months straight, and he had spent almost all of their savings during that time. I nearly died on that last heroin run. This time, I'm doing whatever it takes to get clean.

run its course

To progress along something's natural course and conclude at its normal pace. (Used especially in reference to illness and disease.) Unfortunately, there's no treatment for this kind of infection. You just have to let it run its course. Don't stress about Susan's new boyfriend. I'm sure it's just a summer thing—it will run its course before she goes back to school. The president said he would rather let the economy run its course than try to manipulate it with a stimulus package.

the runs

slang A case of diarrhea. I get the runs when I drink too much coffee, so I tend to avoid it altogether. Something I ate has been giving me the runs all day.

run

1. n. a session or period of time spent doing something; a period of time when something happens. The market had a good run today.

2. tv. to transport contraband, alcohol, or drugs. Harry the Horse used to run booze during prohibition.

3. n. an act of transporting contraband. Four soldiers were killed during a run.

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

run

/take its course

To follow its natural progression or development: Should we let the illness run its course?

American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition.

See:

(all) great minds run in the same channel
(it's) time to run
(I've) got to run
(one) has to run along
(one's) blood runs cold
(one's) race is run
(one's) writ runs
a chill runs/goes down (one's) spine
a chill runs/goes down somebody's spine
a close-run thing
a dry run
a dummy run
a run for money
a run for your money
a run of (good) luck
a run of bad luck
a run on (something)
a shiver runs/goes down (one's) spine
a shiver runs/goes down somebody's spine
a trial run
after
against
against the grain
against the run of play
an end run
at a good clip
at full blast
bat in (one or more runs)
be on the run
be run off (one's) feet
be run off your feet
be run ragged
be rushed off (one's) feet
be short of (something)
be/get run/rushed off your feet
be/run low
be/run short of something
beat one's head against the wall
Blood is thicker than water
blood runs thicker than water
bump into
by the book
cast an/(one's) eye over (something)
cast/run an eye/your eyes over something
come across
couldn't run a bath
course of true love never did run smooth
cut and run
cut and run, to
drive (oneself) into the ground
drive (something) into the ground
drive/run/work yourself into the ground
dry run
dummy run
eat and run
end run
enjoy a long run
fall foul of
get into debt
get run off (one's) feet
get rushed off (one's) feet
get the run of (some place)
get/run into debt
give (one) a run for (one's) money
give (someone or something) the run of (some place)
give somebody/get/have the run of something
give someone a run for their money
give someone or something a run for their money
go around
go like the wind
Go on
go to seed
go, run, etc. like the wind
go/run deep
go/run like clockwork
go/run to seed
go/run to waste
got to run
great minds run in the same channel, all
hate to eat and run
have (one) on the run
have (one's) luck run out
have a good run
have a good run for (one's) money
have a run for your money
have a run of
have a run of (something)
have a run-in
have a run-in with (someone)
have a run-in with somebody
have a run-in with someone/something
have luck run out
have someone on the run
have the run of (some place)
have the runs
have to run along
have/run a temperature
he who fights and runs away may live to fight another day
He who fights and runs away, may live to fight another day
head for the hills
hit a home run
hit-and-run
hold with the hare and run with the hounds
home run
I hate to eat and run
if you run after two hares, you will catch neither
in the long run
in the short run
like a chicken with its head cut off, (run about)
like clockwork
like stink
like the wind
like the wind, go/run
long run
long-run
make (one's) blood run cold
make a break for
make a run at (something)
make a run for (someone or something)
make a run for it
make blood run cold
make one's blood run cold
make somebody's blood run cold
make your blood run cold
off someone's feet
on the run
out of patience
over the long haul
pick up the ball and run with it
rat run
ride roughshod over
rise over run
run
run (a)round in circles
run (one) into (some place)
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 (oneself or someone) ragged
run (oneself or something) into the ground
run (someone or something) close
run (someone or something) to earth
run (someone or something) to ground
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
run a comb through (one's) hair
run a fever
run a fever and run a temperature
run a make on
run a make on (someone or something)
run a make on someone
run a mile
run a red light
run a risk
run a tab
run a taut ship
run a temperature
run a tight ship
run a tight ship, to
run about
run about like a headless chicken
run across
run adrift
run afoul of
run afoul of (someone or something)
run after
run after (someone or something)
run against
run against (someone or something)
run aground
run ahead
run along
run amok
run amok, to
run amuck
run an errand
run an/(one's) eye over (something)
run and run
run around
run around after
run around after (someone or something)
run around in circles
run around in circles, to
run around like a blue-arsed fly
run around like a chicken with its head cut off
run around like a chicken with its head cut off and run in circles
run around like a headless chicken
run around with
run around with (someone)
run as
run as (something)
run as fast as (one's) legs can carry (one)
run at
run at (someone or something)
run at a fast clip
run away
run away (from someone or something)
run away with
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 idea/notion
run away with the notion
run back
run back (to someone or something)
run back over
run back to
run before you can walk
run behind
run between
run between (someone or something)
run by
run by (some place)
run by someone
run circles around
run circles around (someone or something)
run circles around someone
run circles round (someone or something)
run circles/rings around, to
run counter to
run counter to (someone or something)
run deep
run down
run down some lines
run down the clock
run down to
run down to (someone or something)
run dry
run eye over
run feet off
run fingers through hair
run for
run for (one's) life
run for (one's) money
run for (something)
run for it
run for life
run for one's money, (give) a
run for one's money, a
run for the hills
Run for the Roses
run foul of
run foul of (someone or something)
run from
run from (someone or something)
run from (someone or something) to (someone or something
run from to
run game on (someone)
run head against a brick wall
run high
run hot and cold
run in
run in (one's) blood
run in circles
run in place
run in the blood
run in the blood/family, to
run in the family
run in the/(one's) family
run interference
run into
run into (someone, something, or some place)
run into a brick wall
run into a stone wall
run into debt
run into the ground
run into the sand
run it down
run it down (to one)
run it down for (one)
run it up the flagpole (and see who salutes), let's
run its course
run its course, to
run late
run like clockwork
run like clockwork, to
run like the wind
run low
run of luck
run of play
run of the mill
run off
run off at the mouth
run off at the mouth, to
run off in all directions
run off the smell of an oily rag
run off with
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 one ragged
run one’s rhymes
run one's head against (into) a brick/stone wall, to
run one's own show
run onto
run onto (something)
run out
run out at
run out at (someone or something)
run out of
run out of (one's) skin
run out of (something or some place)
run out of gas
run out of road
run out of some place
run out of steam
run out of steam, to
run out of time
run out of town
run out on
run out on (someone or something)
run out the clock
run over
run over to
run over to (someone or something)
run over with
run over with (something)
run past
run past (someone or something)
run ragged
run rampant
run rhymes
run rings around
run rings around (someone or something)
run rings around someone
run rings around/round somebody/something
run rings round (someone or something)
run rings round someone
run riot
run riot, to
run roughshod over (someone or something)
run round in circles
run scared
run short
run short of (something)
run somebody ragged
run somebody/something close
run somebody/something into the ground
run somebody/something to earth/ground
run someone close
run someone in
run someone or something to earth
run someone out of town
run someone ragged
run someone to earth
run someone to ground
run something into the ground
run something past someone
run something up the flagpole
Run that by again
Run that by me again
Run that by me one more time
Run that by one more time
run the clock down
run the clock out
run the gamut
run the gamut of (something)
run the gamut of something
run the gamut, to
run the gauntlet
run the gauntlet of something/someone
run the gauntlet, to
run the good race
run the risk
run the risk of (something)
run the rule over
run the rule over (one)
run the show
run the show, to
run through
run through (one)
run through (something)
run to
run to earth
run to earth, to
run to fat
run to form
run to seed
run to seed, to
run true to form
run up
run up a tab
run up against (someone or something)
run up on (someone or something)
run up the flagpole
run up to (someone, something, or some place)
run up to some place
run wild
run with
run with it
run with scissors
run with the hare and hunt with the hounds
run with the hare, hunt with the hounds, to
run yourself into the ground
run/take its course
running smobble
run-of-the-mill
run-up
rush on
short run
still waters run deep
take a run at (someone)
take a run at (something)
take its course
take the ball and run (with it)
take the ball and run with it
take the money and run
Target run
the common run of (something)
the common/general run
the course of true love never did run smooth
the general run (of something)
the normal run (of something)
the runs
the usual run (of something)
the well has run dry
thrust into
tight ship
time to run
trial run
turn tail and run
up against
walk before you can run
we have to (learn to) walk before we (can) run
we must (learn to) walk before we (can) run
We must learn to walk before we can run
we never miss the water till the well runs dry
we never miss the water until the well runs dry
well's run dry, the
while two dogs are fighting for bone, a third one runs away with it
work (oneself) into the ground
you can run, but you can't hide
you can't run with the hare and hunt with the hounds
you have to (learn to) walk before you (can) run
you must (learn to) walk before you (can) run
you never miss the water till the well runs dry
you never miss the water until the well runs dry
your writ runs
you've got to (learn to) walk before you (can) run

References in classic literature

"Well, I'm going to have a try," said Tadpole; "it's the last run of the half, and if a fellow gets in at the end big-side stands ale and bread and cheese and a bowl of punch; and the Cock's such a famous place for ale."

After calling-over, sure enough there were two boys at the door, calling out, "Big-side hare-and-hounds meet at White Hall;" and Tom, having girded himself with leather strap, and left all superfluous clothing behind, set off for White Hall, an old gable-ended house some quarter of a mile from the town, with East, whom he had persuaded to join, notwithstanding his prophecy that they could never get in, as it was the hardest run of the year.

At the meet they found some forty or fifty boys, and Tom felt sure, from having seen many of them run at football, that he and East were more likely to get in than they.

We run into the Cock, and every one who comes in within a quarter of an hour of the hares'll be counted, if he has been round Barby church." Then came a minute's pause or so, and then the watches are pocketed, and the pack is led through the gateway into the field which the hares had first crossed.

The scent, though still good, is not so thick; there is no need of that, for in this part of the run every one knows the line which must be taken, and so there are no casts to be made, but good downright running and fencing to be done.

However, it's all over at last, and they have run over nothing but an old pig in Southam Street.

"Well, be quick some of you, that's all," said the great man, as he turned out of bed, and putting on his slippers, went out into the great passage, which runs the whole length of the bedrooms, to get his Sunday habiliments out of his portmanteau.

Tom Browns Schooldays

Third match: Melsi Eleven defeated Bahria Eleven by 7 runs. Melsi Eleven batted first, scored 53 runs in 4 overs, and Bahria Eleven made 46 runs.

5th Bahria Cup All Pakistan floodlit cricket reaches pre-quarter final stage

+4 RACE RATING df11 Sep 12 Musselburgh 1m5f Hcp 1.Adele 2.Agent Gibbs 3.Mister Rockandroll 7 ran Record of first three: 1 win from 3 runs - Agent Gibbs = +1 Record of last six: 1 win from 1 run - Swaheen = +3 Total record: 2 wins from 4 runs (50%) for a profit of +PS9 to PS1 levels.

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Gardner -- Devin Williams 34 run (Peter Gallant kick)

Hometeam: Friday's Area Results

It can be run out of a single back set with a slot receiver running the underneath shovel or with a two-back set (Diags.

Running an option attack from a shotgun

For the bike and the run, the course criteria to consider are similar.

Talking with patients about "doin' the 'du'"

By separately analyzing these components, you can learn not only to identify how hard you are working without a heart rate monitor, but also to recognize how exertion changes from moment to moment during a run. Heart and breathing rate are fairly self-explanatory, but it is useful to define the others in more detail: power is the sense of muscle strength you are applying to a run, tempo is the rate at which your arms and legs are moving, and intensity is your relative sense of comfort or discomfort.

You and your running

A nine-layer line without auto die correction reportedly can run a seven-layer structure with [+ or -] 5% gauge variation, whereas the best control that a seven-layer line could achieve on a similar film structure would be [+ or -] 6% variation.

Nine-layer blown film: why it's a challenge, what it takes to succeed: eight years after nine-layer blown films were first introduced, only a handful of processors have mastered the challenges of making them. Machine suppliers are now setting up lab lines that could make entry easier

词组	run
释义	run run 1. verb, informal To leave or depart, especially very quickly or suddenly. Sorry, I've got to run. I'll call you tomorrow to go over the project in greater detail. A: "Do you want another drink?" B: "No, I'd better run. I have an early start tomorrow." 2. noun, slang A period of frequent and extended use of a particular drug; a drug binge. Usually used in combinations. It turns out he had been on a cocaine run for nearly three months straight, and he had spent almost all of their savings during that time. I nearly died on that last heroin run. This time, I'm doing whatever it takes to get clean. run its course To progress along something's natural course and conclude at its normal pace. (Used especially in reference to illness and disease.) Unfortunately, there's no treatment for this kind of infection. You just have to let it run its course. Don't stress about Susan's new boyfriend. I'm sure it's just a summer thing—it will run its course before she goes back to school. The president said he would rather let the economy run its course than try to manipulate it with a stimulus package. See also: course, run the runs slang A case of diarrhea. I get the runs when I drink too much coffee, so I tend to avoid it altogether. Something I ate has been giving me the runs all day. See also: run Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. run 1. n. a session or period of time spent doing something; a period of time when something happens. The market had a good run today. 2. tv. to transport contraband, alcohol, or drugs. Harry the Horse used to run booze during prohibition. 3. n. an act of transporting contraband. Four soldiers were killed during a run. McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions run */take* *its course* To follow its natural progression or development: Should we let the illness run its course? American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition. See: (all) great minds run in the same channel (it's) time to run (I've) got to run (one) has to run along (one's) blood runs cold (one's) race is run (one's) writ runs a chill runs/goes down (one's) spine a chill runs/goes down somebody's spine a close-run thing a dry run a dummy run a run for money a run for your money a run of (good) luck a run of bad luck a run on (something) a shiver runs/goes down (one's) spine a shiver runs/goes down somebody's spine a trial run after against against the grain against the run of play an end run at a good clip at full blast bat in (one or more runs) be on the run be run off (one's) feet be run off your feet be run ragged be rushed off (one's) feet be short of (something) be/get run/rushed off your feet be/run low be/run short of something beat one's head against the wall Blood is thicker than water blood runs thicker than water bump into by the book cast an/(one's) eye over (something) cast/run an eye/your eyes over something come across couldn't run a bath course of true love never did run smooth cut and run cut and run, to drive (oneself) into the ground drive (something) into the ground drive/run/work yourself into the ground dry run dummy run eat and run end run enjoy a long run fall foul of get into debt get run off (one's) feet get rushed off (one's) feet get the run of (some place) get/run into debt give (one) a run for (one's) money give (someone or something) the run of (some place) give somebody/get/have the run of something give someone a run for their money give someone or something a run for their money go around go like the wind Go on go to seed go, run, etc. like the wind go/run deep go/run like clockwork go/run to seed go/run to waste got to run great minds run in the same channel, all hate to eat and run have (one) on the run have (one's) luck run out have a good run have a good run for (one's) money have a run for your money have a run of have a run of (something) have a run-in have a run-in with (someone) have a run-in with somebody have a run-in with someone/something have luck run out have someone on the run have the run of (some place) have the runs have to run along have/run a temperature he who fights and runs away may live to fight another day He who fights and runs away, may live to fight another day head for the hills hit a home run hit-and-run hold with the hare and run with the hounds home run I hate to eat and run if you run after two hares, you will catch neither in the long run in the short run like a chicken with its head cut off, (run about) like clockwork like stink like the wind like the wind, go/run long run long-run make (one's) blood run cold make a break for make a run at (something) make a run for (someone or something) make a run for it make blood run cold make one's blood run cold make somebody's blood run cold make your blood run cold off someone's feet on the run out of patience over the long haul pick up the ball and run with it rat run ride roughshod over rise over run run run (a)round in circles run (one) into (some place) 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 (oneself or someone) ragged run (oneself or something) into the ground run (someone or something) close run (someone or something) to earth run (someone or something) to ground 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 run a comb through (one's) hair run a fever run a fever and run a temperature run a make on run a make on (someone or something) run a make on someone run a mile run a red light run a risk run a tab run a taut ship run a temperature run a tight ship run a tight ship, to run about run about like a headless chicken run across run adrift run afoul of run afoul of (someone or something) run after run after (someone or something) run against run against (someone or something) run aground run ahead run along run amok run amok, to run amuck run an errand run an/(one's) eye over (something) run and run run around run around after run around after (someone or something) run around in circles run around in circles, to run around like a blue-arsed fly run around like a chicken with its head cut off run around like a chicken with its head cut off and run in circles run around like a headless chicken run around with run around with (someone) run as run as (something) run as fast as (one's) legs can carry (one) run at run at (someone or something) run at a fast clip run away run away (from someone or something) run away with 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 idea/notion run away with the notion run back run back (to someone or something) run back over run back to run before you can walk run behind run between run between (someone or something) run by run by (some place) run by someone run circles around run circles around (someone or something) run circles around someone run circles round (someone or something) run circles/rings around, to run counter to run counter to (someone or something) run deep run down run down some lines run down the clock run down to run down to (someone or something) run dry run eye over run feet off run fingers through hair run for run for (one's) life run for (one's) money run for (something) run for it run for life run for one's money, (give) a run for one's money, a run for the hills Run for the Roses run foul of run foul of (someone or something) run from run from (someone or something) run from (someone or something) to (someone or something run from to run game on (someone) run head against a brick wall run high run hot and cold run in run in (one's) blood run in circles run in place run in the blood run in the blood/family, to run in the family run in the/(one's) family run interference run into run into (someone, something, or some place) run into a brick wall run into a stone wall run into debt run into the ground run into the sand run it down run it down (to one) run it down for (one) run it up the flagpole (and see who salutes), let's run its course run its course, to run late run like clockwork run like clockwork, to run like the wind run low run of luck run of play run of the mill run off run off at the mouth run off at the mouth, to run off in all directions run off the smell of an oily rag run off with 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 one ragged run one’s rhymes run one's head against (into) a brick/stone wall, to run one's own show run onto run onto (something) run out run out at run out at (someone or something) run out of run out of (one's) skin run out of (something or some place) run out of gas run out of road run out of some place run out of steam run out of steam, to run out of time run out of town run out on run out on (someone or something) run out the clock run over run over to run over to (someone or something) run over with run over with (something) run past run past (someone or something) run ragged run rampant run rhymes run rings around run rings around (someone or something) run rings around someone run rings around/round somebody/something run rings round (someone or something) run rings round someone run riot run riot, to run roughshod over (someone or something) run round in circles run scared run short run short of (something) run somebody ragged run somebody/something close run somebody/something into the ground run somebody/something to earth/ground run someone close run someone in run someone or something to earth run someone out of town run someone ragged run someone to earth run someone to ground run something into the ground run something past someone run something up the flagpole Run that by again Run that by me again Run that by me one more time Run that by one more time run the clock down run the clock out run the gamut run the gamut of (something) run the gamut of something run the gamut, to run the gauntlet run the gauntlet of something/someone run the gauntlet, to run the good race run the risk run the risk of (something) run the rule over run the rule over (one) run the show run the show, to run through run through (one) run through (something) run to run to earth run to earth, to run to fat run to form run to seed run to seed, to run true to form run up run up a tab run up against (someone or something) run up on (someone or something) run up the flagpole run up to (someone, something, or some place) run up to some place run wild run with run with it run with scissors run with the hare and hunt with the hounds run with the hare, hunt with the hounds, to run yourself into the ground run/take its course running smobble run-of-the-mill run-up rush on short run still waters run deep take a run at (someone) take a run at (something) take its course take the ball and run (with it) take the ball and run with it take the money and run Target run the common run of (something) the common/general run the course of true love never did run smooth the general run (of something) the normal run (of something) the runs the usual run (of something) the well has run dry thrust into tight ship time to run trial run turn tail and run up against walk before you can run we have to (learn to) walk before we (can) run we must (learn to) walk before we (can) run We must learn to walk before we can run we never miss the water till the well runs dry we never miss the water until the well runs dry well's run dry, the while two dogs are fighting for bone, a third one runs away with it work (oneself) into the ground you can run, but you can't hide you can't run with the hare and hunt with the hounds you have to (learn to) walk before you (can) run you must (learn to) walk before you (can) run you never miss the water till the well runs dry you never miss the water until the well runs dry your writ runs you've got to (learn to) walk before you (can) run References in classic literature "Well, I'm going to have a try," said Tadpole; "it's the last run of the half, and if a fellow gets in at the end big-side stands ale and bread and cheese and a bowl of punch; and the Cock's such a famous place for ale." After calling-over, sure enough there were two boys at the door, calling out, "Big-side hare-and-hounds meet at White Hall;" and Tom, having girded himself with leather strap, and left all superfluous clothing behind, set off for White Hall, an old gable-ended house some quarter of a mile from the town, with East, whom he had persuaded to join, notwithstanding his prophecy that they could never get in, as it was the hardest run of the year. At the meet they found some forty or fifty boys, and Tom felt sure, from having seen many of them run at football, that he and East were more likely to get in than they. We run into the Cock, and every one who comes in within a quarter of an hour of the hares'll be counted, if he has been round Barby church." Then came a minute's pause or so, and then the watches are pocketed, and the pack is led through the gateway into the field which the hares had first crossed. The scent, though still good, is not so thick; there is no need of that, for in this part of the run every one knows the line which must be taken, and so there are no casts to be made, but good downright running and fencing to be done. However, it's all over at last, and they have run over nothing but an old pig in Southam Street. "Well, be quick some of you, that's all," said the great man, as he turned out of bed, and putting on his slippers, went out into the great passage, which runs the whole length of the bedrooms, to get his Sunday habiliments out of his portmanteau. Tom Browns Schooldays Third match: Melsi Eleven defeated Bahria Eleven by 7 runs. Melsi Eleven batted first, scored 53 runs in 4 overs, and Bahria Eleven made 46 runs. 5th Bahria Cup All Pakistan floodlit cricket reaches pre-quarter final stage +4 RACE RATING df11 Sep 12 Musselburgh 1m5f Hcp 1.Adele 2.Agent Gibbs 3.Mister Rockandroll 7 ran Record of first three: 1 win from 3 runs - Agent Gibbs = +1 Record of last six: 1 win from 1 run - Swaheen = +3 Total record: 2 wins from 4 runs (50%) for a profit of +PS9 to PS1 levels. this week's tOp 20 Gardner -- Devin Williams 34 run (Peter Gallant kick) Hometeam: Friday's Area Results It can be run out of a single back set with a slot receiver running the underneath shovel or with a two-back set (Diags. Running an option attack from a shotgun For the bike and the run, the course criteria to consider are similar. Talking with patients about "doin' the 'du'" By separately analyzing these components, you can learn not only to identify how hard you are working without a heart rate monitor, but also to recognize how exertion changes from moment to moment during a run. Heart and breathing rate are fairly self-explanatory, but it is useful to define the others in more detail: power is the sense of muscle strength you are applying to a run, tempo is the rate at which your arms and legs are moving, and intensity is your relative sense of comfort or discomfort. You and your running A nine-layer line without auto die correction reportedly can run a seven-layer structure with [+ or -] 5% gauge variation, whereas the best control that a seven-layer line could achieve on a similar film structure would be [+ or -] 6% variation. Nine-layer blown film: why it's a challenge, what it takes to succeed: eight years after nine-layer blown films were first introduced, only a handful of processors have mastered the challenges of making them. Machine suppliers are now setting up lab lines that could make entry easier
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