English–Esperanto dictionary
Esperanto translation of the English word run
English | Esperanto |
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(collide) | alveturi |
(expand; extend; range; reach; stretch; spread) | |
(function; operate; work; perform; act) | |
(flight) | |
(race; dash; speed; sprint; stampede) | |
🔗 Then he ran toward the sheds where the cows and horses were kept. | |
(running) | |
(circulation) | |
(roll; revolve) | |
(order; sequence; series; succession) | () |
(file; line; rank; row; queue; round; sequence; bank; string) | |
(flow; stream) | |
🔗 However, the Yellow River, a major river which runs through Lánzhōu, has not been contaminated, Xīnhuá said. | |
(be valid; count; apply) | () |
🔗 After the talks Ms. Merkel said a delay that runs to the end of the year or the start of 2020 was a possibility. | |
(flee) | |
🔗 We have to run. | |
(be at the head; be in charge) | |
🔗 But now general Gerasimov has to run a real war. | |
(lead) | |
🔗 But now general Gerasimov has to run a real war. | |
bank run | |
in the long run | |
run about | |
run across (come across; stumble upon; bump into) | |
run afoul of (fall afoul of) | implikiĝi en |
run after (stalk; trail after) | postsekvi |
(combat; contend with; fight; fight against; counter; take on) | |
🔗 It’s unclear if anyone is actually allowed to run against him. | |
run aground (beach) | () |
run aground | grundigi |
run aground (ground; run ashore; strand; grind to a halt) | |
run down (cry down; cut up; demolish; pull to pieces; write down) | diskreditigi |
run down (run over) | |
🔗 She has never run for office, and she has never served in government in a policy‐related rôle. | |
run in | |
run into | |
(meet; meet with) | |
🔗 But if you live in the European Union, you probably won’t be running into American tourists. | |
🔗 A child saw me this morning and ran off screaming. | |
(run short of) | |
🔗 If sanctions are maintained, Europe can continue to wean itself off Russian energy, and if foreign investors remain deterred, the Kremlin will run out of money later in the year. | |
run over (run down) | |
run risks (risk) | |
run short of (run out of) | |
run somebody a close second (be at somebody’s heels; be close upon somebody’s heels; be hot on somebody’s trail; breathe somebody’s neck; run somebody close) | sekvi iun proksime |
run somebody close (be at somebody’s heels; be close upon somebody’s heels; be hot on somebody’s trail; breathe somebody’s neck; run somebody a close second) | sekvi iun proksime |
run the show (call the tune; rule the roost; boss the show) | teni la bridojn |
(spike; stab; transfix; puncture; spit) | trapiki |
🔗 Turn your back, Kandive, or I speak a spell and run you through with my sword. | |
run up (hoist; hoist up; fly) | |
run up against (catch; hit; strike; attain; encounter; find; befall; betide; ravage) | |
outrun (outstrip) | |
overrun (invade; encroach; raid) | |
runner | |
runner | |
runner | |
runner (relay racer; relay rider; courier; dispatch‐rider; relay) | () |
runner (sucker) | |
running (run) | |
run‐up | |
runway (course; race‐course; running track; track; race‐track) |