ran

1.run（跑）的过去式

1.to move quickly to a place using your legs and feet; to run in a race; to have a race in a particular place or at a particular time; to run a particular distance

2.to control and organize something such as a business, organization, or event; to organize and provide something such as a service or class

3.if a machine or engine runs, or if you run it, it is working; to start or to use a computer program

4.if a liquid runs somewhere, it flows there; if a river runs somewhere, it flows there; if a faucet runs, or if you run it, water comes out of it; if something is running with a liquid, the liquid is flowing down it; to fill a bath or other container with water from a faucet

5.to try to be elected to an official job or position

6.if a bus, train, etc. runs, it travels somewhere at regular times; to take someone somewhere in your car; if a vehicle runs somewhere, it moves there because the driver is not controlling it properly

7.if a play, movie, or television program runs, it continues to be performed or shown; if an official agreement or document runs until a particular time, you can continue to use it until that date

8.to reach a particular amount or rate

9.to move or rub something along something else

10.if something such as a road or wall runs somewhere, it exists in that place

11.to put something such as a wire or thread somewhere

12.if a feeling runs through you, you experience it; to have a particular thought

13.if newspapers run an article, advertisement, or photograph, they print it

14.if a piece of clothing or a color runs, the color spreads when you wash it; if something such as paint or ink runs, it spreads to where it should not be; if something such as butter runs, it becomes liquid and spreads because it is warm

15.to bring someone or something illegally into a country

16.to grow in a particular direction

17.to move smoothly

18.if a story, argument, etc. runs in a particular way, this is what happens or what someone says

19.if tights or pantyhose run, a hole in them becomes longer

1.the action of running for pleasure or in a sport; a race in which you must run a long distance

2.a period of time when you continue to succeed or fail, especially in a sport or business; a period of time when a play or television program is performed or shown regularly

3.an attempt to be elected to an official job or position

4.the amount of something that a company or factory produces at one time

5.one point in the game of baseball; one point in the game of cricket

6.a trip that a train, ship, etc. does regularly; a short trip that you do in a car for pleasure

7.a small area with a fence around it where animals such as chickens or rabbits can run around

8.a slope that you can slide down, usually on skis; a shaped object for sliding or rolling something down

9.in card games, a group of cards whose numbers are in a series, for example a 4, 5, and 6

10.a long thin hole in stockings or pantyhose

1.The past participle of run