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to run

 

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Definition:

The term "run" can be used as a verb, noun, or adjective and has various senses and usages.

As a Verb:

Sense 1:

To move quickly on foot by taking quick steps.

Example sentence:

She runs every morning in the park to stay fit.

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Sense 2:

To operate or control a machine, vehicle, or organization.

Example sentence:

He runs his own business and employs a large team.

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Sense 3:

To participate in a race or competition.

Example sentence:

I trained for months to run my first marathon.

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Sense 4:

To flow or cause a liquid to flow from a source.

Example sentence:

The faucet is broken, and water is running all over the floor.

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Sense 5:

To manage or conduct a campaign, project, or event.

Example sentence:

She decided to run for office and started her political campaign.

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As a Noun:

Sense 1:

A fast or quick pace of movement; a jog or sprint.

Example sentence:

His run was impressive as he completed the race in record time.

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Sense 2:

A journey made by running; a run or jog.

Example sentence:

I went for a run this morning to clear my mind.

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As an Adjective:

Sense 1:

In an operable condition; functioning.

Example sentence:

The computer crashed, but now it's back up and running.

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