Definition of run around - Reverso English Dictionary
Phrasal verb
1.
- The kids will run around in the park for hours..
2.
- He's been running around all day preparing for the event.
3.
- He was caught running around with someone else.
4.
- He tends to run around with a wild crowd.
Expressions with run around
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spend time doing tasks for others
She spent the day running around after her kids.
spend time with people, sometimes those disapproved by others
He runs around with a wild crowd.
engage in futile activities without achieving anything
They ran around in circles trying to solve the problem.
Terms with run around included in their meaning
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sports
run around in celebration after success
sports
run around the bases in baseball
finance
run around borrowing money quickly
Examples of run around in a sentence
The dogs run around the yard every morning. I've been running around trying to finish my errands. She spent the afternoon running around for her boss. Rumors spread that she was running around with her coworker. He denied running around despite the accusations. She runs around with the drama club after school.
I used to run around with musicians downtown.
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- French:courir partout, s'activer, ...
- German:herumlaufen, herumrennen, ...
- Italian:correre qua e là, tradire, ...
- Spanish:correr por ahí, andar atareado, ...
- Portuguese:correr por aí, andar atarefado, ...
- Chinese:到处跑, 忙碌奔波, ...
- Japanese:走り回る, 忙しく動き回る, ...
- Arabic:جَرَى, انشغلَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְרוֹצֵץ, לִנְאוֹף, ...
- Russian:бегать вокруг, бегать, ...
- Ukrainian:бігати, побігати, ...
- Hindi:इधर-उधर दौड़ना, भागदौड़ करना, ...
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