Definition, Betydelse, Synonymer & Anagram | Engelska ordet RUN

Definition av RUN

1. löpning; handlingen att springa
2. löpväg, löpsträcka; den väg som springs
3. flykt
4. flöde av en vätska; ett läckage
5. springa, löpa
6. gå; sprida sig snabbt, t.ex. om en smittsam sjukdom
7. driva (en verksamhet); vara den som håller en verksamhet igång; styra verksamheten
8. flyta, rinna (om en vätska)
9. rinna; avge vätska
10. få vätska att rinna, låta vätskan rinna
11. gå, vara; att hålla igång under en viss tidsperiod
12. köra; låta en maskin arbeta
13. ställa upp i ett lopp
14. kandidera i ett val
15. färga av sig; blöda (om färg)
16. fly
17. (om en maskin) köra; fungera normalt
18. perfektparticip av run; sprungen, löpt

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