跑
pǎopáo HSK1

run

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  1. 小偷跑了。

    xiǎo​tōu pǎo le.

    The thief ran away.

    Source: Tatoeba

  2. 看到对方人多势众，他感到情况不妙，转身就跑。

    kàn​dào duì​fāng rén​duō​shì​zhòng, tā gǎn​dào qíng​kuàng bù​miào, zhuǎn​shēn jiù pǎo.

    Seeing that the other side was more numerous, he sensed trouble and turned to run.

    Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

  3. 我今天跑了好几家银行。

    wǒ jīn​tiān pǎo le hǎo​jǐ jiā yín​háng.

    I went to several banks today.

    Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

  4. 他最近往图书馆跑得很勤。

    tā zuì​jìn wǎng tú​shū​guǎn pǎo de hěn qín.

    He has been going to the library quite frequently lately.

    Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

  5. 我刚才忘了得跑一趟银行。

    wǒ gāng​cái wàng le děi pǎo yī tàng yín​háng.

    I forgot I had to drop by the bank.

    Source: OpenSubtitles

  6. 真是辛苦你了，特意跑这一趟。

    zhēn shì xīn​kǔ nǐ le, tè​yì pǎo zhè yī tàng.

    Thank you for your hard work in making this special trip.

    Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

  7. 你不必为这点小事专门跑一趟。

    nǐ bù​bì wèi zhè diǎn xiǎo shì zhuān​mén pǎo yī tàng.

    You don't need to make a special trip for such a small matter.

    Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

  8. 明天可能要麻烦你去警局跑一趟。

    míng​tiān kě​néng yào má​fan nǐ qù jǐng​jú pǎo yī tàng.

    I need you to go down to the police station tomorrow.

    Source: OpenSubtitles

  9. 难为你还特地跑一趟，真是太感谢了。

    nán​wei nǐ hái tè​dì pǎo yī tàng, zhēn shì tài gǎn​xiè le.

    It was so kind of you to make a special trip; thank you very much.

    Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

  10. 你用不着亲自跑一趟，打个电话就行了。

    nǐ yòng​bu​zháo qīn​zì pǎo yī tàng, dǎ gè diàn​huà jiù xíng le.

    You don't need to make the trip in person; a phone call will suffice.

    Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

  11. 这瓶汽水跑气了。

    zhè píng qì​shuǐ pǎo qì le.

    This bottle of soda has gone flat.

    Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

  12. 别让他吓跑了。

    bié ràng tā xià pǎo le.

    Don't let him get scared away.

    Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

  13. 那匹受惊的马在前蹄不停地跑土。

    nà pǐ shòu​jīng de mǎ zài qián​tí bù​tíng de páo tǔ.

    The startled horse kept pawing the ground with its front hooves.

    Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary