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sprint,
race,
scamper,
scurry,
scud,
dart,
bolt,
dash,
flit,
tear (along),
scoot,
scuttle,
zip,
whiz/whizz,
gallop,
jog,
trot,
lope,
rush,
hurry (up),
hasten,
scramble,
hustle,
step lively,
hop (to) it,
step on it,
put on some speed,
(Archaic) hie,
(Colloq) get a move on,
hoof it,
leg it,
hotfoot (it),
stir one's stumps,
(Brit) hare,
(US) step on the gas,
hump (it),
(Slang) get cracking,
(US) get the lead out (of one's pants/taboo ass),
(Mainly US) get a wiggle on,
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run away/off,
flee,
escape,
take flight,
take to one's heels,
bolt,
decamp,
make off,
clear out,
show a clean pair of heels,
abscond,
cut and run,
(beat a (hasty) retreat,
retire,
make a getaway,
(make a) run for it,
(Colloq) beat it,
scram,
skedaddle,
take off,
skip (out),
take French leave,
fly the coop,
(Slang) head for the hills,
(Brit) scarper,
do a bunk,
(US/Canadian) take a (run-out) powder,
lam out of (somewhere),
take it/go on the lam,
(US) vamoose,
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go,
cover,
pass over,
sprint,
race,
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wander,
rove,
roam,
meander,
drift,
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run for,
compete (for),
be a candidate (for),
vie,
struggle,
contend,
fight (for),
stand (for),
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pass,
flow,
pour,
stream,
flood,
gush,
spill,
dribble,
spurt,
issue,
move,
trickle,
seep,
discharge,
cascade,
spout,
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flow,
diffuse,
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| [8] |
melt,
liquefy,
dissolve,
fuse,
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| [9] |
keep,
maintain,
support,
sustain,
manage,
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| [10] |
operate,
manage,
direct,
supervise,
oversee,
conduct,
superintend,
control,
handle,
manipulate,
head,
carry on,
lead,
regulate,
take care of,
look after,
administer,
be in charge of,
coordinate,
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operate,
perform,
function,
work,
tick,
go,
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| [12] |
extend,
stretch,
reach,
amount,
add up,
total up,
come (up),
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convey,
transport,
give (someone) a lift,
drive,
take,
bring,
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| [14] |
bootleg,
smuggle,
deal/traffic in,
(Mainly US/Canadian) rustle,
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| [15] |
be in effect/force,
be effective,
have force/effect,
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incur,
invite,
encourage,
attract,
be subjected to,
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propel,
drive,
steer,
guide,
navigate,
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unravel,
come undone,
(Mainly Brit) ladder,
scarper,
turn tail,
lam,
run away,
hightail it,
bunk,
head for the hills,
take to the woods,
escape,
fly the coop,
break away,
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| [19] |
run off,
print,
offset,
lithograph,
reproduce,
publish,
display,
imprint,
position,
place,
locate,
lay out,
pass,
lead,
extend,
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run across,
meet (up with),
run into,
come across,
find,
stumble on/upon,
hit/chance/happen upon,
(Colloq) bump into,
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run after,
chase,
pursue,
go after,
court,
woo,
(Colloq) set one's cap for,
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run along,
go away,
leave,
(Slang) get lost,
feed,
course,
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run around,
philander,
be unfaithful,
gallivant,
(Colloq) sleep around,
play the field,
work,
operate,
go,
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run around with,
associate with,
spend time with,
dally with,
consort with,
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run away,
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run down,
trace,
track,
hunt,
stalk,
follow,
pursue,
dog,
shadow,
find,
locate,
track down,
discovercriticize,
decry,
defame,
vilify,
disparage,
deprecate,
depreciate,
denigrate,
(Colloq) knock,
panweaken,
tire,
expire,
play (itself) out,
burn out,
run out,
fail,
(Colloq) peter outstrike,
hit,
smash/crash/slam into,
run over,
knock over/down,
collide with,
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run in,
arrest,
take into custody,
jail,
apprehend,
take/bring in,
(Colloq) pinch,
nab,
pull in,
bust,
collar,
(Brit) nick,
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run into,
be given,
lean,
incline,
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run off,
duplicate,
print,
copy,
turn out,
produce,
make,
manufacture,
generate,
(Colloq) do,
churn out,
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run out,
be exhausted,
expire,
terminate,
(come/draw to a) close,
end,
ceasefinish,
go,
be exhausted,
be used up,
(Colloq) peter out,
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run out of,
use up,
consume,
eat up,
exhaust,
be out of,
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run out on,
desert,
abandon,
leave high and dry,
forsake,
leave in the lurch,
leave holding the baby,
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run over,
scan,
run through,
go over,
look over,
flip/leaf/thumb through,
look at,
skim (through),
browse through,
dip into,
reviewoverflow,
spill (over),
brim over,
slosh over,
pour over,
extend,
reach,
spread over,
stretch over,
exceed,
go beyond,
overreach,
overshoot,
surpass,
transcendrehearse,
run through,
repeat,
practise,
review,
go over,
study,
learn,
memorize,
persist,
die hard,
endure,
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run through,
pierce,
stab,
transfix,
stick,
spitsquander,
consume,
use up,
waste,
fritter away,
exhaust,
deplete,
spend,
dissipate,
throw away,
(Slang) blow,
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scat,
come undone,
(Mainly Brit) ladder,
scarper,
turn tail,
lam,
run away,
hightail it,
bunk,
head for the hills,
take to the woods,
escape,
fly the coop,
break away,
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go,
print,
offset,
lithograph,
reproduce,
publish,
display,
imprint,
position,
place,
locate,
lay out,
pass,
lead,
extend,
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operate,
meet (up with),
run into,
come across,
find,
stumble on/upon,
hit/chance/happen upon,
(Colloq) bump into,
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go,
chase,
pursue,
go after,
court,
woo,
(Colloq) set one's cap for,
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flow,
go away,
leave,
(Slang) get lost,
feed,
course,
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function,
philander,
be unfaithful,
gallivant,
(Colloq) sleep around,
play the field,
work,
operate,
go,
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range,
associate with,
spend time with,
dally with,
consort with,
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campaign,
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play,
trace,
track,
hunt,
stalk,
follow,
pursue,
dog,
shadow,
find,
locate,
track down,
discovercriticize,
decry,
defame,
vilify,
disparage,
deprecate,
depreciate,
denigrate,
(Colloq) knock,
panweaken,
tire,
expire,
play (itself) out,
burn out,
run out,
fail,
(Colloq) peter outstrike,
hit,
smash/crash/slam into,
run over,
knock over/down,
collide with,
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tend,
be given,
lean,
incline,
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prevail,
scan,
run through,
go over,
look over,
flip/leaf/thumb through,
look at,
skim (through),
browse through,
dip into,
reviewoverflow,
spill (over),
brim over,
slosh over,
pour over,
extend,
reach,
spread over,
stretch over,
exceed,
go beyond,
overreach,
overshoot,
surpass,
transcendrehearse,
run through,
repeat,
practise,
review,
go over,
study,
learn,
memorize,
persist,
die hard,
endure,
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execute,
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carry,
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guide,
draw,
pass,
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lead,
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black market,
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bleed,
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run for,
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consort,
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ply,
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hunt,
hunt down,
track down,
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race,
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move,
go,
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melt,
melt down,
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ladder,
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unravel,
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| n. |
| [1] |
sprint,
dash,
race,
jog,
trot,
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| [2] |
trip,
journey,
visit,
drive,
expedition,
trek,
outing,
excursion,
jaunt,
junket,
sojourn,
(Colloq) spin,
joyride,
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route,
routine,
circuit,
passage,
trip,
cycle,
round,
beat,
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period,
spate,
interval,
time,
spell,
stretch,
course,
engagement,
booking,
(Colloq) patch,
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access,
freedom,
liberty,
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return,
satisfaction,
reward,
recompense,
compensation,
requital,
expiation,
atonement,
repayment,
remuneration,
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series,
sequence,
stream,
spate,
string,
succession,
progression,
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stream,
brook,
runnel,
creek,
rill,
rivulet,
(Brit) beck,
(Scots) burn,
(US) branch,
kill,
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demand,
call,
request,
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type,
category,
class,
kind,
sort,
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trail,
track,
piste,
path,
slope,
way,
runway,
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enclosure,
yard,
pen,
compound,
runway,
paddock,
pound,
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Music roulade,
cadenza,
arpeggio,
riff,
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in the long run,
eventually,
finally,
after all,
ultimately,
in (due) time,
in due course,
in fine,
in the end,
at the end of the day,
in the final analysis,
all things considered,
when all is said and done,
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on the run,
hastily,
in haste,
hurriedly,
while under way,
in a hurry,
at speed,
in a rushon the loose,
fleeing,
escaping,
running,
in flight,
running (away),
(Slang) (US) on the lamrunning,
retreating,
on the move/the go,
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the runs,
diarrhoea,
dysentery,
upset stomach,
Jocular tummy rot,
Delhi belly,
Aztec hop,
turista/tourista,
Mexican foxtrot/two-step/toothache,
Montezuma's revenge,
curse of Montezuma,
Rangoon runs,
Tokyo trots,
Lambeth run(s),
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tally,
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test,
trial,
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footrace,
foot race,
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streak,
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running,
running play,
running game,
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running,
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rivulet,
rill,
runnel,
streamlet,
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political campaign,
campaign,
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ladder,
ravel,
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discharge,
outpouring,
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