to run quickly, move at high speed, or gallop

to be constantly on the move, typically for work, duties, or making a living

to run

to gallop or run at full speed

to go directly towards a destination or person without stopping

to rush to or hurry toward a specific destination, often for a mission, duty, or urgent cause

to elope

to run like crazy; to rush

to run or move at a very high speed; to rush or dart

to be busy or on the go, often working toward a specific goal or cause

bold and unrestrained in feelings, character, or artistic expression

to go to a friend or relative to seek help, support, or a place to stay

to flow or pour rapidly and with great force

to spread the news (idiom)

to carry out a long-range raid

to be busy rushing about or occupied with various tasks

exhausted from being kept constantly on the run or overwhelmed by numerous demands and tasks

to run away hurriedly, especially from danger or pursuit

to run this way and that; to rush about busily

(literary) (swift like a) speeding horse

something worth striving for or a bright future to look forward to

to hasten home for the funeral of a parent or grandparent

to go in separate directions; to part ways with someone

describing a scene of great momentum or power, like ten thousand horses running

to travel or run from place to place busily, often for work, survival, or a specific goal

to run away or escape, often towards a destination or for safety

each goes his own way; each person has his own life to lead

to be kept on the run or driven to exhaustion

to flee one's country or home, especially to seek political refuge or escape danger

(of water or torrents) to flow rapidly and in great volume downwards

to fly to the moon

the wolf runs and the wild boar rushes (idiom); crowds of evil-doers mill around like wild beasts

to pursue and attack a fleeing enemy

Peloponnese (peninsula in southern Greece)

to streak (run naked)

to launch a long-range raid from a flanking or unexpected direction

to run quickly or hurry forward at a fast pace

(Internet slang) extremely thrilling news that makes everyone rejoice and spread the word

to meet someone in real life after forming a relationship online

a traditional festival or activity involving running with bulls, most notably the San Fermín festival in Pamplona, Spain.

A generation born between 1975-1985 in China, characterized as both hard-working and hedonistic (netspeak).

to be pushing 40

to be pushing thirty

to flee and scatter in all directions

(slang) to be moved to tears; to get emotional

to flee or run away in a disorganized or frantic manner, often applied to people or animals