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A1  run  koşmakişletmek, çalıştırmak, yönetmek

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verb  /rʌn   / verb [intransitive, transitive] (present participle running; past tense ran /ræn   /; past participle run) run (verb)
 /rʌn   /
verb [intransitive, transitive] (present
participle running; past
tense ran /ræn   /; past
participle run)
 
ON FOOT 
1 [intransitive,
transitive]
to move using your legs,
going faster than a walk
koşmak
 I had to run to catch the bus.
 She's running in the 100 metres.
 I often go running in the evenings.
 I ran nearly ten kilometres this morning.
MANAGE 
2 [transitive]
to organize or be in
charge of sth; to provide a service
işletmek, çalıştırmak,
yönetmek
 She runs a restaurant.
 They run English courses all the year
round.
VEHICLE 
3 [transitive]
to use and pay for a
vehicle
idare
etmek, kullanmak
 It costs a lot to run a car.
OF MACHINE 
4 [intransitive,
transitive]
to operate or
function; to make sth do this
 (makine, işletme, sistem vb.) çalışmak; 
çalıştırmak
 The engine is running very smoothly now.
 Run the engine for a few minutes before you
start.
 We're running a new computer program today.
MOVE SOMEWHERE 
5 [intransitive,
transitive]
to move, or move sth,
quickly in a particular direction
hızla
ilerlemek; 
hızla
ilerletmek
 I've been running around after the kids all
day.
 The car ran off the road and hit a tree.
 She ran her finger down the list of
passengers.
LEAD 
6 [intransitive]
to lead from one place
to another; to be in a particular position
uzanmak, geçmek
 The road runs along the side of a lake.
CONTINUE 
7 [intransitive]
to continue for a time
sürmek, oynamak
 My contract has two months left to run.
 The play ran for nearly two years in a
London theatre.
HAPPEN 
8 [intransitive]
to operate at a
particular time
işlemek, çalışmak
 All the trains are running late this
morning.
 We'd better hurry up – we're running behind
schedule.
LIQUID 
9 [intransitive,
transitive]
to flow; to make water
flow
akmak; 
akıtmak
 When it's really cold, my nose runs.
 I can hear a tap running somewhere.
 to run a bath/a tap
 10 [intransitive]
 run with sth
to be covered with
flowing water
kaplanmak
 My face was running with sweat.
COLOUR 
11 [intransitive]
to spread, for example
when clothes are washed
 (çamaşır) boya
vermek
 Don't put that red shirt in the washing
machine. It might run.
IN NEWSPAPER 
12 [transitive]
to publish sth in a
newspaper or magazine
yayınlamak
 ‘The Independent’ is running a series of
articles on pollution.
TEST 
13 [transitive]
run
a test/check (on sth)
to do a test or check
on sth
kontrol
etmek
 They're running checks on the power supply
to see what the problem is.
IN ELECTION 
14 [intransitive]
run
(for sth)
to be one of the
people who hopes to be chosen in an election
aday
olmak
 He's running for president.
IDIOMS
be
running at
to be at a certain
level
civarında
seyretmek
 The interest rate is now running at 10%.
run
for it
to run in order to
escape
tüymek
 It's the police! Run for it!
Run ile oluşan başka
deyimler için deyimin diğer parçasını oluşturan isim, sıfat vb.nin madde
başlıklarına bakınız. Örneğin, run in the family için bakınız family.
PHRASAL VERBS
run
across sb/sth
to meet or find sb/sth
by chance
rastlamak
run
after sb/sth
to try to catch sb/sth
peşinden
koşmak
run
away
to escape from
somewhere
kaçmak
 He's run away from home.
run
sb/sth down 
1 to
hit a person or an animal with your vehicle
 (arabayla) ezmek
 She was run down by a bus.
 2 to
criticize sb/sth
yermek, kötülemek
 He's always running her down in front of
other people.
run
(sth) down
to stop functioning
gradually; to make sth do this
bitmek; 
bitirmek
 Turn the lights off or you'll run the
battery down.
run
into sb
to meet sb by chance
rastlamak, karşılaşmak
run
into sth
to have difficulties
or a problem
 (sorun vb.) karşılaşmak
 If you run into any problems, just let me
know.
run
(sth) into sb/sth
to hit sb/sth with a
car, etc.
çarpmak
 He ran his car into a brick wall.
run
sth off
to copy sth, using a
machine
 (fotokopi vb.) çekmek, çoğaltmak
 Could you run me off ten copies please?
run
off with sth
to take or steal sth
alıp
götürmek, yürütmek
 Who's run off with my pen?
run
out (of sth)
to finish your supply
of sth; to come to an end
tüketmek; 
tükenmek
 We've run out of coffee.
 Time is running out.
 My passport runs out next month.
run
sb/sth over
to hit a person or an animal
with your vehicle
 (arabayla) çiğnemek, ezmek
 The child was run over as he was crossing
the road.
run
through sth
to discuss or read sth
quickly
gözden
geçirmek, değinmek
 She ran through the names on the list.

Level	A1
Kind	verb
Front	run
IPA	/rʌn / verb [intransitive, transitive] (present participle running; past tense ran /ræn /; past participle run)
Back	koşmak işletmek, çalıştırmak, yönetmek
Back 2	run (verb) /rʌn / verb [intransitive, transitive] (present participle running; past tense ran /ræn /; past participle run) ON FOOT 1 [intransitive, transitive] to move using your legs, going faster than a walk koşmak I had to run to catch the bus. She's running in the 100 metres. I often go running* in the evenings.* I ran nearly ten kilometres this morning. MANAGE 2 [transitive] to organize or be in charge of sth; to provide a service işletmek, çalıştırmak, yönetmek She runs a restaurant. They run English courses all the year round. VEHICLE 3 [transitive] to use and pay for a vehicle idare etmek, kullanmak It costs a lot to run a car. OF MACHINE 4 [intransitive, transitive] to operate or function; to make sth do this (makine, işletme, sistem vb.) çalışmak; çalıştırmak The engine is running very smoothly now. Run the engine for a few minutes before you start. We're running a new computer program today. MOVE SOMEWHERE 5 [intransitive, transitive] to move, or move sth, quickly in a particular direction hızla ilerlemek; hızla ilerletmek I've been running around after the kids all day. The car ran off the road and hit a tree. She ran her finger down the list of passengers. LEAD 6 [intransitive] to lead from one place to another; to be in a particular position uzanmak, geçmek The road runs along the side of a lake. CONTINUE 7 [intransitive] to continue for a time sürmek, oynamak My contract has two months left to run. The play ran for nearly two years in a London theatre. HAPPEN 8 [intransitive] to operate at a particular time işlemek, çalışmak All the trains are running late* this morning.* We'd better hurry up – we're running behind schedule. LIQUID 9 [intransitive, transitive] to flow; to make water flow akmak; akıtmak When it's really cold, my nose runs. I can hear a tap running somewhere. to run a bath/a tap 10 [intransitive] run with sth to be covered with flowing water kaplanmak My face was running with sweat. COLOUR 11 [intransitive] to spread, for example when clothes are washed (çamaşır) boya vermek Don't put that red shirt in the washing machine. It might run. IN NEWSPAPER 12 [transitive] to publish sth in a newspaper or magazine yayınlamak ‘The Independent’ is running a series of articles on pollution. TEST 13 [transitive] run a test/check (on sth) to do a test or check on sth kontrol etmek They're running checks on the power supply to see what the problem is. IN ELECTION 14 [intransitive] run (for sth) to be one of the people who hopes to be chosen in an election aday olmak He's running for president. IDIOMS be running at to be at a certain level civarında seyretmek The interest rate is now running at 10%. run for it to run in order to escape tüymek It's the police! Run for it! Run ile oluşan başka deyimler için deyimin diğer parçasını oluşturan isim, sıfat vb.nin madde başlıklarına bakınız. Örneğin, run in the family için bakınız family. PHRASAL VERBS run across sb/sth to meet or find sb/sth by chance rastlamak run after sb/sth to try to catch sb/sth peşinden koşmak run away to escape from somewhere kaçmak He's run away from home. run sb/sth down 1 to hit a person or an animal with your vehicle (arabayla) ezmek She was run down by a bus. 2 to criticize sb/sth yermek, kötülemek He's always running her down in front of other people. run (sth) down to stop functioning gradually; to make sth do this bitmek; bitirmek Turn the lights off or you'll run the battery down. run into sb to meet sb by chance rastlamak, karşılaşmak run into sth to have difficulties or a problem (sorun vb.) karşılaşmak If you run into any problems, just let me know. run (sth) into sb/sth to hit sb/sth with a car, etc. çarpmak He ran his car into a brick wall. run sth off to copy sth, using a machine (fotokopi vb.) çekmek, çoğaltmak Could you run me off ten copies please? run off with sth to take or steal sth alıp götürmek, yürütmek Who's run off with my pen? run out (of sth) to finish your supply of sth; to come to an end tüketmek; tükenmek We've run out of coffee. Time is running out. My passport runs out next month. run sb/sth over to hit a person or an animal with your vehicle (arabayla) çiğnemek, ezmek The child was run over as he was crossing the road. run through sth to discuss or read sth quickly gözden geçirmek, değinmek She ran through the names on the list.

Run Running Sth Transitive Sb/Sth Ran Intransitive Participle

run (verb)