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

Phr V

run for

runs, running, ran, run

run for sth

mainly American to try to get elected to a public position

He ran for Governor of the state four years ago.

run for it

informal to start running very quickly in order to escape from someone or somethingoften an order

There's someone coming. Run for it!

run for (something)

1. To flee or travel quickly to some place or state. We ran for cover when we felt the rain coming. The sirens alert citizens to incoming attacks, giving them time to run for safety Remember to run for the cellar if you ever see a tornado coming.

2. To attempt to become elected to a certain public position or office that is decided by a vote. The CEO of the company announced that she is running for President of the United States. You should run for district attorney—you have the experience and credentials for it.

run for something

1. to travel quickly by running to a place of safety. The picnickers ran for the shelter when the rain started to fall. Tom and Jane ran for the house as soon as they heard your call.

2. to try to be elected to a particular office. Who's going to run for president? I am running for mayor.

run for

1. To flee toward something or some place, especially for shelter or safety: When it started to rain, we ran for shelter.

2. To compete to be elected to some office or position: Four nominees ran for club treasurer.

词组	run for
释义	Phr V run for runs, running, ran, run run for sth mainly American to try to get elected to a public position He ran for Governor of the state four years ago. run for it informal to start running very quickly in order to escape from someone or somethingoften an order There's someone coming. Run for it! phraserun for1. run for sth to try to be elected to a particular position: Burns wants to run for governor at the next election. Observers in Oklahoma see Watts eventually running for the Senate.run for office (=try to be elected to an important political position) Hillary has made no secret of her wish to run for office.■ SIMILAR TO: stand for2. run for it to run as quickly as you can, especially in order to escape from someone or something: When he saw the police coming, Riney decided to run for it. I think he's seen us. We'd better run for it. run for (something) 1. To flee or travel quickly to some place or state. We ran for cover when we felt the rain coming. The sirens alert citizens to incoming attacks, giving them time to run for safety Remember to run for the cellar if you ever see a tornado coming. 2. To attempt to become elected to a certain public position or office that is decided by a vote. The CEO of the company announced that she is running for President of the United States. You should run for district attorney—you have the experience and credentials for it. run for something 1. to travel quickly by running to a place of safety. The picnickers ran for the shelter when the rain started to fall. Tom and Jane ran for the house as soon as they heard your call. 2. to try to be elected to a particular office. Who's going to run for president? I am running for mayor. run for v. 1. To flee toward something or some place, especially for shelter or safety: When it started to rain, we ran for shelter. 2. To compete to be elected to some office or position: Four nominees ran for club treasurer.
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