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Definition of mud run - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
sportsathletic event with a muddy obstacle course
- She trained for months to complete the mud run.
- The mud run challenged even the toughest athletes.
- Participants in the mud run faced slippery slopes.
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Expressions with mud
a bad reputation that is hard to remove or change
Once mud sticks to a person, it is hard to clear their name.
roughly drawn map for quick reference
He sketched a mud map to the campsite.
say bad things about someone to hurt their reputation
Politicians often sling mud during election campaigns.
make false accusations to damage someone's reputation
During the debate, they began to throw mud at each other.
immersed in mud up to the waist
The workers were waist-deep in mud after the rain.
unable to move forward or make progress
The car was stuck in the mud after the heavy rain.
very unclear or hard to understand
His explanation of the rules was clear as mud.
damage someone's reputation severely
The media dragged the politician through the mud.
feeling very happy and content in a natural way
She was happy as a pig in mud after finishing her work.
very happy and content in a situation
She was like a pig in mud at the party.
involved in a difficult situation
The project is mired in mud due to budget cuts.
signs of recent outdoor activity
After the hike, everyone had mud on their boots.
criticize or accuse someone unfairly
They tried to throw mud at the candidate during the debate.
very difficult to understand or interpret
The instructions were unclear as mud, leaving everyone confused.
be in disgrace and lose other people's respect
After the leaked emails, his name is mud at work.
lacking transparency or clarity
His explanation was opaque as mud, making it hard to follow.
dark mud found in natural settings
The riverbank was covered in black mud.
rich cocoa dessert, very dense and moist, with dirtlike feel
She served mud cake with ice cream.
playful fight where people throw mud
The children had a mud fight in the backyard.
mud shaped into a pie by children
The kids made a mud pie in the backyard.
small pool of muddy water
Children love jumping in a mud puddle.
flap behind a vehicle's wheel to block debris
The truck's mud flap was covered in dirt.
mark left by mud on a surface
She scrubbed the mud stain from her jeans.
Expressions with run
move quickly in different directions
The kids will run around in the park for hours..
collide with something
She didn't see the post and run into it..
enclosed area where chickens are kept
The farmer expanded the chicken run to accommodate more birds.
extended period of time for outcomes to appear
In the long run, hard work pays off.
use all of something so none is left
We will run out of milk soon.
be hit and passed over by a vehicle or object
He got run over by a car yesterday.
complete a run that feels enjoyable or satisfying
I had a good run in the park today.
lasting or happening only during a brief time period
In the short run, the new policy will reduce costs.
allow something to lose power or energy by not recharging
He let the phone run down and it turned off.
while busy or in a hurry
She ate her breakfast on the run because she was late..
manage and operate a medical facility
She decided to run a clinic in her hometown.
run a distance of one mile
She can run a mile in under six minutes.
drive through a red traffic light
He was fined for running a red light.
find something by chance
I happened to run across an old friend at the market.
follow quickly to catch someone or something
The dog ran after the ball.
undertake a short trip for a small task
She needs to run an errand for her mom.
move quickly towards someone aggressively
The dog began to run at the intruder.
be late or not on schedule
She tends to run behind in the mornings.
present an idea or plan for someone's opinion
I need to run by my proposal with the team before the meeting..
become empty of water or liquid
The river can run dry during summer.
move quickly to a safe place
When the storm started, we had to run for cover.
attempt to escape by running
When he saw the guards, he decided to run for it..
run quickly to escape danger
When the fire broke out, they had to run for their lives.
move freely without physical constraints
The dogs were allowed to run loose in the park.
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- French:course dans la boue, ...
- German:Schlammlauf, ...
- Italian:corsa nel fango, ...
- Spanish:carrera de lodo, ...
- Portuguese:corrida na lama, ...
- Chinese:泥浆赛跑, ...
- Japanese:マッドラン, ...
- Arabic:سباق الطين, ...
- Hebrew:מֵרוֹץ מִכְשׁוֹלִים בַּבּוֹץ, ...
- Russian:забег по грязи, ...
- Ukrainian:грязьовий забіг, ...
- Hindi:मड रन, ...
- Bengali:মাড রান, ...
- Catalan:cursa d'obstacles enfangada, ...
- Czech:bahenní běh, ...
- Danish:mudderløb, ...
- Dutch:mud run, ...
- Greek:λασποδρομία, ...
- Hungarian:sáros akadályfutás, ...
- Khmer:ការប្រណាំងឆ្លងឧបសគ្គភក់, ...
- Korean:머드 런, ...
- Persian:مسابقه گلی, ...
- Polish:bieg błotny, ...
- Portuguese (BR):corrida na lama, ...
- Romanian:cursă prin noroi, ...
- Swedish:lerlopp, ...
- Thai:mud run, ...
- Turkish:çamur koşusu, ...
- Vietnamese:cuộc đua bùn, ...
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