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run through

/rʌn θruː/

Traduction: Verbe à particule utilisé pour désigner le fait d'examiner ou de répéter rapidement quelque chose, de passer en revue, ou de consommer rapidement une ressource.

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/rʌn θruː/B2formal
  • frVerbe à particule utilisé pour désigner le fait d'examiner ou de répéter rapidement quelque chose, de passer en revue, ou de consommer rapidement une ressource.

A phrasal verb used to indicate quickly reviewing, rehearsing, or examining something, or to use up a resource quickly.

indénombrable · transitif · phrasal, inséparable

  1. Rehearse or practiceinformal

    To practice or review something quickly from beginning to end.

    frrépéter (rapidement)

    • Let's run through the presentation one more time.
    • The actors ran through their lines before the show.
    • We ran through the emergency procedures.

    Synonymesgo overpracticerecaprehearsereviewrun overwalk through

  2. Use up quicklyinformal

    To spend or consume something, especially money, rapidly.

    frépuiser rapidement

    • He ran through his entire inheritance in a year.
    • She ran through all the supplies in just two days.
    • They ran through their savings on the trip.

    Synonymesblowconsumedepletedissipatedrainexhaustfritter awaysquanderwaste

    Antonymesconservehoardsave

  3. Pierce or stabformal

    To thrust a weapon through someone or something.

    frTranspercer

    • The knight ran his sword through the dragon.
    • The arrow ran through the target.
    • He was run through by a spear in battle.

    Synonymesimpalelancepierceskewerspearstabtransfix

Formes
  • run through past participle
  • ran through past simple
  • running through present participle
  • runs through third person singular

Verbe de baserun

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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