To run quickly; to speed; to gallop, often used for animals or vehicles.

to be constantly on the move; to travel back and forth busily or laboriously

to run; to run quickly

to gallop; to roll on in waves; to surge forward with great force

To go directly toward a destination; to make a beeline for a place.

to rush toward or hurry to a destination; to head for

to elope; to run away with a lover without the consent of one's family or in defiance of social convention

to run wildly or at full speed; to rush

to dash or rush along at great speed; to run as if flying

to run quickly; to rush

bold and unrestrained; expressing thoughts or feelings freely without any inhibition; untrammeled

To go to a person, place, or organization to seek support, shelter, or to join a cause

to flow at great speed; to pour; to rush down (of water)

to run around telling everyone the news; to spread important information from person to person quickly

to launch a sudden attack after a rapid approach over a long distance

to be busy rushing about; to keep oneself occupied with errands or urgent tasks

to be kept constantly on the run; to be worn out from having to rush about and deal with multiple demands or tasks

to flee; to run away; to scurry off in flight

to flow swiftly and in large quantities; to pour; to gush forth

to dash around everywhere; to be constantly on the move and travel-worn

to run this way and that; to bustle about or travel to many places while busy with various activities

a horse that is running fast or galloping; often used to describe something moving with great speed

something worth striving for; prospects; a goal to look forward to

To rush home from another place to attend or arrange the funeral of a parent, grandparent, or other elder relative.

to part ways and go in different directions; to each follow one's own path or pursue separate developments

describes a scene that is grand and powerful like ten thousand horses galloping

a sudden peal of thunder; a thunderbolt

to run this way and that; to bustle about busily for a specific purpose or activity

to flee or run away to another place

to run about and shout for help or support; to go around campaigning for a cause

(idiom) each person pursues their own course or career; each person follows their own path toward their own future goals

To rush about on errands; to be kept busy or on the run while carrying out a task or mission. See [[疲于奔命|疲於奔命|pi2 yu2 ben1 ming4]] for the common phrase meaning 'exhausted by the rush'.

to rush forward; to jostle or run wild; to charge about aimlessly or in a violent manner

to flee or escape one's home or country to avoid danger; to go into exile

(of water or torrents) to rush down from a height; to pour down in a fast-steady stream

To fly to the moon; refers especially to the legend of [[嫦娥|嫦娥|chang2 e2]] ([[嫦娥奔月|嫦娥奔月|chang2 e2 ben1 yue4]])

to be defeated in battle and flee; to take flight

Like the wolf runs and the wild boar rushes; describes crowds of evil-doers milling around or people fleeing in a state of panic and confusion.

(literary) to elope with a lover without following traditional marriage customs; used especially to describe a woman's actions in historical contexts

to run after or chase something

a fast-flowing or gushing mountain spring

to flee or tear about like wild beasts; describes fleeing in a panicked or disorderly way, or the violent rampaging of villains.

to flow quickly or rush (of water)

to chase and attack an enemy force that is in full retreat

to run so fast that one leaves no dust behind, meaning no one can catch up; describes someone with outstanding talent who is far ahead of others

to flee or scurry in all directions; to run around in a panic trying to find a place to hide

to run away and hide in every direction; to scatter in panic

Peloponnese, a peninsula in southern Greece

to rush about everywhere; to constantly be on the move