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Meanings of running over in English
Traffic accident.
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Usage of running over in English
1
LNG projects have a history of running over time and over budget.
2
She met the cry in silence, the tears running over her cheeks.
3
And he may be vulnerable, fitness-wise, despite running over a short trip.
4
I can feel them running over my feet from time to time.
5
In running over these slides, I will begin first with the chestnut.
6
And sure enough, Bill's voice was like cold silk running over glass.
7
They hung over stone bridges and stared into water running over pebbles.
8
I just don't have time to be running over here every day.
9
The Jeep surged forward, running over two soldiers grappling on the concrete.
10
The gentlemen forked away gallantly, and the tankards were not running over.
11
Margaret did wait, running over the keys of the open piano meanwhile.
12
Four guards came running over from the checkpoint, all of them armed.
13
A month before, a surgeon removed a cyst running over his elbow.
14
The natives awoke, and one of them, running over to Sharp-Tooth, said:
15
And this poor child running over here publicly with her hair loose.
16
She had frightened two horses and narrowly escaped running over a chicken.
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Translations for running over
Portuguese
Spanish
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Running over through the time
Running over across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
Common
United States of America
Common
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