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| | to go for a morning run | |
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| | to go for a nighttime run | |
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| | to run | HSK 6 |
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| | to run / to run away / to escape / to run around (on errands etc) / (of a gas or liquid) to leak or evaporate / (verb complement) away / off | HSK 1 |
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| | to flee from sth / to run away / to escape | HSK 5 |
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| | the monk can run away, but the temple won't run with him (idiom) / you can run this time, but you'll have to come back / I'll get you sooner or later | |
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| | long-distance running | HSK 6 |
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| | to run around all over the place | |
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| | racing bicycle; racing car; sports car / to drive a vehicle (such as a truck or taxi) for a living / (of a conductor or attendant) to work on a train / (mining) (of a cable-car) to slip away (in an accident) | HSK 7-9 |
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| | synthetic athletics track / tartan track | |
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| | relay race | |
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| | to play a small role | HSK 7-9 |
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| | middle distance race | |
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| | running between bases (in baseball) | |
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| | shuttle run | |
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| | to go on an errand for nothing / to go on a wild-goose chase | |
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| | race (running) / to race (running) | HSK 7-9 |
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| | (of a salesperson) to visit potential customers with the aim of selling products or services | |
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| | runner | |
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| | to scare away | |
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| | to run this way and that (idiom); to rush about busily / to bustle about | |
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| | to start running / the start of a race | |
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| | jogging / to jog / to canter / a slow trot | |
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| | to sneak off; to slip away / (sports) to jump the gun; to make a false start / (fig.) to jump the gun; to start doing sth before it's allowed / (of a movie, game etc) to be leaked before the official release | |
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| | 100-meter dash | |
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| | to make a journey for nothing | |
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| | (loanword) parkour | |
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| | to scamper / to run around | |
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| | to seek a government post through bribery or connections | |
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| | sprint (race) | |
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| | to trot | |
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| | to drive away / to force out / to repel | |
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| | waiter (old) | |
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| | to run up (pole vault, javelin, bowling etc) / approach / run-up / (aviation) takeoff run | |
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| | to run away / to take to one's heels | |
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| | cross-country running | |
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| | to run out | |
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| | to run; to go somewhere on foot; (coll.) to abscond; to run off (esp. to evade debts or legal trouble) | |
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| | the monk can run away, but the temple won't run with him (idiom) / you can run this time, but you'll have to come back / I'll get you sooner or later / also written 跑得了和尚， 跑不了廟｜跑得了和尚， 跑不了庙 | |
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| | Paoma Mountain in Kangding 康定, Sichuan | |
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| | to talk without thinking / to drivel | |
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| | (idiom) to have a glib tongue / to talk big | |
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| | sports coupé (car) | |
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| | runway (at airport) | |
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| | to run away / to escape | |
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| | to lose flavor | |
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| | rushing to stake one's claim in new markets (idiom) | |
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| | horse racing track / racetrack | |
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| | to take the lead in a race / to set the pace | |
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| | to jump the gun / to make a false start | |
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| | lit. you can't expect the horse to run fast but not let it graze (idiom) / fig. you can't have your cake and eat it, too | |
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| | treadmill / running machine | |
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| | runner | |
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| | absent-minded / one's mind is wandering | |
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| | to be off-key or out of tune (while singing) (colloquial) | |
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| | to escape; to flee; to run away | |
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| | to digress; to stray from the topic | |
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| | racecourse | |
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| | lantern with a carousel of paper horses rotating under convection, used at Lantern Festival 元宵節｜元宵节 / chaser lights / self-scrolling horizontal text display, such as a news ticker | |
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| | the starting line (of a race) / scratch line (in a relay race) | HSK 7-9 |
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| | to trot; to jog | |
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| | to run off rebuffed / to fend off / (to fight off and make sb) run off | |
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| | to vote against the party line / to vote contrary to one's promise | |
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| | cross country running | |
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| | (computing) to benchmark a computer, phone, CPU etc / (benchmark test) score / (sports) run (scoring unit in cricket) / to provide a channel for the transfer of illegally obtained funds (in return for a commission) | |
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| | tabletop role-playing game | |
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| | horse race / to ride a horse at a fast pace / (dialect) wet dream | |
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| | long-distance runner | |
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| | (Tw) (neologism) to go to a coffee shop | |
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| | (finance) to outperform (the market); to outpace (inflation) | |
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| | to work hectically / to be on the go / to run around attending to various tasks | |
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| | stopwatch | |
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| | runner (in baseball) | |
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| | to go everywhere / to scour (the whole town) | |
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| | to make a living as a traveling performer etc | |
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| | steeplechase (athletics) | |
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| | to run errands | |
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| | to run errands | |
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| | running style / racing technique | |
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| | running shoes | |
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| | Happy Valley (suburb of Hong Kong) | |
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| | (dialect) to live as a bachelor / bachelor | |
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| | electrical leakage | |
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| | racing skates (for ice-skating) | |
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| | athletic track / track / runway (i.e. airstrip) | HSK 7-9 |
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| | waiter | |
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| | (coll.) to have diarrhea | |
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| | the monk can run away, but the temple won't run with him (idiom) / you can run this time, but you'll have to come back / I'll get you sooner or later | |
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| | (of an animal) to paw (the ground) | |
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| | to run for shelter | |
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| | to race against time | |
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| | to lose flavor | |
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| | to run quickly / to rush / to gallop | |
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| | to run like the wind / to rush / to gallop | |
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