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Definitions from the WebErrandsDescription:Errands refer to short trips or journeys taken to complete a specific task, usually on behalf of someone else or for personal needs. These tasks can vary widely but typically involve buying groceries, picking up prescriptions, or returning library books. Errands are a part of daily life, often seen as necessary but routine activities. Examples:Noun - General Sense:1. She ran several errands in the morning, including stopping by the post office and buying flowers from the local market. 2. My neighbor asked if I could do an errand for her and pick up her dry cleaning from the nearby store. Noun - Plural Form:1. I have a long list of errands to run today, such as dropping off packages, buying groceries, and picking up my daughter from school. 2. After work, he managed to complete all his errands, from going to the bank to returning some overdue books. Related Verb - Run Errands:1. She had to run errands all day, resulting in not having much time for other activities. 2. We usually divide the household tasks, and I often run the errands while my partner does the cooking. Adjective - Errand-filled:1. The weekend was rather errand-filled with trips to the hardware store, the supermarket, and the pharmacy. 2. Julia's day was particularly hectic and errand-filled, leaving her exhausted by the evening. Possible related products:Find convenience items for running errands on Amazon: | ||||
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