earned run

ɜrnd rʌn

Definition

Definition of earned run - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

baseball scoring

TECH.

run scored without errors by the opposing team

TECH.

His pitching stats include only two earned runs last season..
The pitcher allowed an earned run in the first inning.
An earned run was scored in the final game.

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Expressions with earned run

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earned run average

statistic showing average earned runs allowed per nine innings

His earned run average improved significantly this season.

Expressions with earned

hard-earned

adj.

gained after much hard work

His hard-earned success was celebrated by everyone.

well-earned

adj.

rightfully received after significant effort

His promotion was well-earned after years of dedication.

earned media

publicity gained without paying, often from media coverage

The company relied on earned media for its product launch.

earned income

money received from work or services

She reported her earned income on the tax form.

earned income credit

tax credit for low to moderate income workers

The earned income credit helps reduce the tax burden for low-income families.

earned run average

statistic showing average earned runs allowed per nine innings

His earned run average improved significantly this season.

Expressions with run

run around

move quickly in different directions

The kids will run around in the park for hours..

run into

collide with something

She didn't see the post and run into it..

chicken run

enclosed area where chickens are kept

The farmer expanded the chicken run to accommodate more birds.

long run

extended period of time for outcomes to appear

In the long run, hard work pays off.

run out of

use all of something so none is left

We will run out of milk soon.

get run over

be hit and passed over by a vehicle or object

He got run over by a car yesterday.

have a good run

complete a run that feels enjoyable or satisfying

I had a good run in the park today.

in the short run

adv.

lasting or happening only during a brief time period

In the short run, the new policy will reduce costs.

let something run down

allow something to lose power or energy by not recharging

He let the phone run down and it turned off.

on the run

adv.

while busy or in a hurry

She ate her breakfast on the run because she was late..

Terms with earned run included in their meaning

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ERA

acr.

acr: earned run average

number showing how many runs a pitcher allows

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French:point mérité, ...
German:erzielter Punkt, ...
Italian:punto guadagnato, ...
Spanish:carrera limpia, ...
Portuguese:corrida merecida, ...
Chinese:自责分, ...
Japanese:自責点, ...
Arabic:نُقْطَة مُسْتَحَقَة, ...
Hebrew:רִיצָה מְאוּשֶּׁרֶת, ...
Russian:заработанное очко, ...
Ukrainian:зароблена пробіжка, ...
Hindi:अर्जित रन, ...
Bengali:আর্নড রান, ...
Catalan:carrera neta, ...
Czech:zaviněný bod, ...
Danish:point uden fejl, ...
Dutch:verdiend punt, ...
Greek:κερδισμένος πόντος, ...
Hungarian:kiérdemelt pont, ...
Khmer:ពិន្ទុរត់ដែលកើតឡើងដោយគ្មានកំហុសពីក្រុមប្រកួត, ...
Korean:자책점, ...
Persian:دویدن بدون خطا, ...
Polish:zdobyty bieg, ...
Portuguese (BR):corrida merecida, ...
Romanian:punct câștigat, ...
Swedish:förtjänad poäng, ...
Thai:การวิ่งที่ได้คะแนน, ...
Turkish:kazanılmış koşu, ...
Vietnamese:điểm không lỗi, ...

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