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running

/ˈrʌn.ɪŋ/

Traduction: Adjectif lié à l'activité de la course ou au déplacement rapide à pied, ou à quelque chose qui est en mouvement., Nom désignant l'action ou l'activité de se déplacer rapidement à pied, généralement plus vite que la marche, ainsi que la pratique sportive ou l'exercice consistant à courir., Verbe désignant le fait de se déplacer rapidement à pied, ou de diriger, gérer, exploiter ou organiser une activité.

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adjective

/ˈrʌn.ɪŋ/A2formalsport
  • frAdjectif lié à l'activité de la course ou au déplacement rapide à pied, ou à quelque chose qui est en mouvement.

Describes something related to the activity of running or moving quickly on foot.

  1. In operationB1formal

    Operating or functioning continuously or at the present time.

    frEn fonctionnement

    • The factory has been running 24 hours a day.
    • The machine is running smoothly now.
    • We have a running water supply in the house.

    Synonymesactivefunctioninggoingin operationin useoperatingoperationalworking

    Antonymesidleoffstopped

  2. Continuous or ongoingB1formal

    Happening or existing without interruption.

    frcontinu, en cours

    • He has a running joke about his boss.
    • The running total is now over $1000.
    • She has a running account of her travels.

    Synonymesceaselessconstantcontinuousincessantnonstopongoingperpetualunbrokenunceasinguninterrupted

    Antonymesdiscontinuousintermittentoccasionalsporadic

  3. For runningA2informal

    Designed or used for the activity of running.

    frde course

    • He bought new running shoes for the marathon.
    • She wore running gear to the gym.
    • The park has a running track for athletes.

    Synonymesjogging

  4. A2formal

    Moving or flowing like liquid.

    frqui coule

    • There is running water in the sink.
    • The river has running currents.
    • He has a running nose from the cold.

    Synonymesflowingfluidliquidstreaming

    Antonymesstagnantstandingstaticstationarystill

Formes
  • more running comparative form
  • most running superlative form
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noun

/ˈrʌn.ɪŋ/B1formal
  • frNom désignant l'action ou l'activité de se déplacer rapidement à pied, généralement plus vite que la marche, ainsi que la pratique sportive ou l'exercice consistant à courir.

A noun referring to the act or activity of moving quickly on foot, typically faster than walking.

indénombrable

  1. Act of moving quickly on footA1formal

    The activity or sport of moving rapidly on foot, especially as a form of exercise or competition.

    frCourse à pied

    • Running is my favorite form of exercise.
    • She goes running every morning in the park.
    • The marathon includes 42 kilometers of running.

    Synonymesdashingjoggingracing

  2. Continuous operationB1formal

    The act of operating or functioning continuously.

    frfonctionnement continu

    • The machine has been in running for 24 hours.
    • The factory maintains running throughout the night shift.
    • The car's engine needs regular running to stay in good condition.

    Synonymesactionexecutionfunctioningoperationperformanceworking

  3. Management or administrationB2formal

    The act of managing or organizing something.

    frgestion

    • The running of the event was flawless.
    • She took over the running of the family business.
    • Efficient running of the company requires good leadership.

    Synonymesadministrationconductcontroldirectiongovernanceleadershipmanagementoperationorganizationsupervision

Formes
  • runnings plural form
  • runnings' possessive plural form
  • running's possessive singular form
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verb

run/rʌn/A1formal
  • frVerbe désignant le fait de se déplacer rapidement à pied, ou de diriger, gérer, exploiter ou organiser une activité.

A verb used to indicate the act of moving swiftly on foot or managing, operating, or conducting an activity.

verbe irrégulier

  1. Move quickly on footA1formal

    To move at a speed faster than a walk, using quick steps.

    frcourir

    • She runs every morning to stay fit.
    • The children ran to the playground.
    • He ran across the street to catch the bus.

    Synonymesboltdashgallophurryjogracescamperspeedsprinttrot

  2. Manage or operateB1formal

    To be in charge of or manage something, like a business or organization.

    frGérer ou diriger

    • She runs a successful bakery.
    • He runs the family farm.
    • They run several programs for the community.

    Synonymesadministerconductcoordinatedirectheadleadmanageoperateoverseesupervise

  3. Function or operateA2formal

    To work or function properly, especially machines or systems.

    frFonctionner

    • The computer won't run this software.
    • The engine runs smoothly after the repair.
    • Does the washing machine run quietly?

    Synonymesfunctiongooperateperformwork

    Antonymesbreakfailhaltstallstop

  4. Compete in a raceA2formal

    To participate in a competition involving running.

    frCourir une course

    • She runs in marathons every year.
    • He runs for the school track team.
    • They run the 100-meter sprint.

    Synonymescompeteracesprint

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

Variantes phrasalrun acrossrun alongrun aroundrun awayrun byrun downrun forrun intorun offrun onrun outrun overrun throughrun up

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