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runner

/ˈrʌn.ər/

الترجمة: اسم يدل على شخص أو حيوان يركض، وخاصة في سباق أو للتمرين.

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noun

/ˈrʌn.ər/A2formal
  • arاسم يدل على شخص أو حيوان يركض، وخاصة في سباق أو للتمرين.

A noun referring to a person or animal that runs, especially in a race or for exercise.

  1. AthleteA1formalsport

    A person who runs, especially for sport or exercise.

    arعَدَّاء

    • The runner crossed the finish line first.
    • She is a long-distance runner training for a marathon.
    • Runners must stay hydrated during the race.

    المرادفاتjoggermarathonerracersportsmansprinter

  2. Messenger or errand personB1formal

    A person who delivers messages or runs errands.

    arالمرسل

    • The office runner brought the documents to the manager.
    • He worked as a runner for a courier service.
    • The runner was sent to deliver the urgent package.

    المرادفاتcourierdispatch ridererrand boygofermessenger

  3. Part of a sled or skateB2formal

    The blade or strip on which a sled or ice skate slides.

    arنَصْل الزَّلَّاقَة أو المِزْلَق

    • The sled's runners were made of polished metal.
    • He sharpened the runners of his ice skates.
    • The wooden runners of the old sled were worn out.

    المرادفاتbladeskiskid

  4. Carpet or rugB2formal

    A long, narrow rug or carpet, often used in hallways.

    arسجادة ممر

    • They placed a runner in the hallway to protect the floor.
    • The antique runner added elegance to the staircase.
    • She bought a colorful runner for the dining table.

    المرادفاتstair-carpet

الصيغ
  • runners plural form
  • runners' possessive plural form
  • runner's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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