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Meanings of running in English
Russian
беговая дисциплина Catalan
cursa 
(American football) a play in which a player attempts to carry the ball through or past the opposing team.
Usage of running in English
1
Being fatigued; laughing; being amused; having been elected; running; having been running.
2
The 10-year-old also has a long-running physical health issue that requires surgery.
3
TnaG is running a short film competition for the second year running.
4
The problem isn't that Australia is running out of products, authorities say.
5
PNG government readies to introduce new system for running its business arms.
6
Moreover, most OPEC countries have been running healthy surpluses in recent years.
7
He said the 163-minute running time reduced the number of daily screenings.
8
One hospital was running out of medical supplies, a health official said.
9
You'll have a difficult time running this place with your heart problems.
10
This is the class issue running through public commentary on the case.
11
The British government should be responsible for the running of Northern Ireland.
12
A penny off a pint for the second year running, he said.
13
The Sunday Times said Apax was running a rule over the business.
14
Others helped occasionally while running some 50 county health programs and services.
15
Start a running draft of all we know as soon as possible.
16
Parents running private home schools only have to register with the state.
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Running through the time
Running across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
Australia
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