英语词组run around是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Idiom

run around

to go from place to place.

I'm tired of running around on crutches.They are not just running around hoping for work, they're people with a serious business proposal.

Phr V

run around

runs, running, ran, run

run around/round

informal to be very busy doing a lot of different thingsoften + doing sth

All week I've been running around getting things ready for this party we're having.

run around

1. Literally, to run haphazardly or in different directions in an area. We took the kids to the park so they could run around for a couple of hours.

2. Figuratively, to be exceptionally busy doing many different tasks or activities, especially in several different locations. I've been running around all afternoon getting things for Carol's party tonight. I can't wait for the weekend. I've had to run around all week getting little jobs done for my boss, and I'm exhausted!

run around

1. to run here and there. Why are you running around? Sit down and be quiet. Please stop running around. You are making me nervous.

2. to go here and there having meetings or doing errands. I've been running around all day, shopping for the party tonight. I am so tired of running around, carting children to various places.

run around

1. Go about hurriedly here and there, as in I have been running around all day so I want to stay home tonight and relax. [Early 1900s]

2. Also, run around with. Associate or consort with socially, as in At college she began to run around with a very liberal group. [Late 1800s]

3. Be sexually unfaithful, as in She caught him running around just once too often and finally sued for divorce. [Early 1900s]

run around

or run round

1. To run in a space in many different directions: The kids ran around in the park while we relaxed.

2. To be very busy doing something, especially when moving from place to place in order to do it: I've been running around getting ready for the party.

3. run around after To try hurriedly to obtain or catch something or someone: How long have you been running around after that pair of shoes?

4. run around with To associate or engage in activities with someone or something: I don't like the people you've been running around with—they're a bad influence!

词组	run around
释义	Idiom run around to go from place to place. I'm tired of running around on crutches.They are not just running around hoping for work, they're people with a serious business proposal. Phr V run around runs, running, ran, run run around/round informal to be very busy doing a lot of different thingsoften + doing sth All week I've been running around getting things ready for this party we're having. phraserun around run around/round to be very busy doing a lot of different things, and rushing from one place to anotherrun around/round doing sth I've been running around all morning trying to get everything ready for Cathy's birthday.■ SIMILAR TO: rush around run around 1. Literally, to run haphazardly or in different directions in an area. We took the kids to the park so they could run around for a couple of hours. 2. Figuratively, to be exceptionally busy doing many different tasks or activities, especially in several different locations. I've been running around all afternoon getting things for Carol's party tonight. I can't wait for the weekend. I've had to run around all week getting little jobs done for my boss, and I'm exhausted! run around 1. to run here and there. Why are you running around? Sit down and be quiet. Please stop running around. You are making me nervous. 2. to go here and there having meetings or doing errands. I've been running around all day, shopping for the party tonight. I am so tired of running around, carting children to various places. run around 1. Go about hurriedly here and there, as in I have been running around all day so I want to stay home tonight and relax. [Early 1900s] 2. Also, run around with. Associate or consort with socially, as in At college she began to run around with a very liberal group. [Late 1800s] 3. Be sexually unfaithful, as in She caught him running around just once too often and finally sued for divorce. [Early 1900s] run around or run round v. 1. To run in a space in many different directions: The kids ran around in the park while we relaxed. 2. To be very busy doing something, especially when moving from place to place in order to do it: I've been running around getting ready for the party. 3. run around after To try hurriedly to obtain or catch something or someone: How long have you been running around after that pair of shoes? 4. run around with To associate or engage in activities with someone or something: I don't like the people you've been running around with—they're a bad influence!
随便看	perk along perked perked along perked up pull up chocks pull up her socks pull up his socks pull up my socks pull up on pull up (one's) socks pull up our socks pull up short pull up socks pull up something pull up stakes pull up stakes (and ...) pull up stakes, to pull up stumps pull up their socks pull up to pull up to oneself pull up to (someone or something) pull up with a start pull up your socks pull us about