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Meanings of run down in English
Catalan
espatllar-se Usage of run down in English
1
We will alter course directly, and let her run down on us.'
2
Getting extremely run down, for example, might make a person rashly agreeable.
3
But you're going to Newark tomorrow to run down this Meldon lead.
4
The assailant was then run down by an Israeli motorist and arrested.
5
I meant to mail this letter to-day; run down and mail it.
6
It's run down for years, nobody changed anything there for twenty years.'
7
Phenie had plenty of spirit; she could run down to the bunk-house-Mrs
8
He'll run down to your place and tell 'em where you are.
9
Exposed archers, with no shields, run the risk of being run down.
10
I run down the road, stop just before I reach the crossroad.
11
How'd you like to make a run down to South Point tomorrow?
12
Now he is offering pensioners tax incentives to run down their savings.
13
Women always let property run down; it will only be a trouble.
14
Donald Clarke has a good run down of the rave reviews here.
15
No, it wouldn't be possible for Alan to run down a staircase.
16
I then left the arcade, and began to run down the street.
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Run down through the time
Run down across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
Common
United States of America
Common
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