to flee; to escape from a dangerous or unfavorable situation; to take flight

To go toward a location by running.

the activity of jogging or running as a form of exercise or sport

to run; to run quickly

sports car; racing car; racing bicycle

To run around aimlessly or all over the place; to wander without a specific destination.

designated path for sports such as racing, skating, or track and field

to compete in a running race

to run long distances, especially as a daily exercise or habit

to run errands or do legwork; to go back and forth doing miscellaneous tasks

the line on a track behind which participants in a race stand to begin

to move around or keep moving by running, usually of people or animals

to jog or go for a slow run at a steady, gentle pace; jogging as a form of aerobic exercise

to begin to run, especially to start a race from a set position

to stray from the topic; to be off-subject when speaking or writing

to trot or jog; to move at a pace between walking and running

To go around or travel all over; to scour a wide area.

short-distance race; dash

to ride a horse; to go swiftly on horseback

to drive away; to force out; to repel

to play a minor role such as a soldier or servant in Chinese opera

shoes designed for running or track athletics

Middle- and long-distance running events in track and field, typically referring to races of 800 meters or more

to make a false start in a race; to jump the gun

to perform a run-up or approach before a jump or throw in sports; to run to build momentum

To run away secretly; to escape or slip away from a place or situation.

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

to run as fast as if one were flying; to dash; to rush; to gallop

To start running away immediately; often describes fleeing in a panic or out of fear.

to work as a waiter or waitress in a restaurant or hotel; to serve food and drinks to customers

to go on an errand for nothing; to go on a wild-goose chase

To run away or disappear completely until none are left; used for people, animals, or even abstract things like scents and electricity.

a track or place used for horse racing or horse riding

The leakage or seepage of liquids or gases in various forms

to work outside the office, such as by traveling to secure orders, collect debts, or solicit business

a short-distance track event consisting of a race over 100 meters

To work as an outside salesman, runner, or business canvasser, handling external affairs or collecting debts

To run and jump; to be lively and healthy

To make a living as a traveling entertainer, fortune-teller, or traditional doctor; more generally, to wander from place to place seeking a livelihood.

runner; jogger

To run about or rush around busily from place to place.

stopwatch; timer used for measuring elapsed time

To travel between different places to conduct business or seek deals; to chase after business.

A long-distance race of 42.195 kilometers (26.2 miles)

To work as an individual itinerant trader, moving between locations to buy and sell goods for profit; to smuggle on a small scale.

to leak electricity; to have an electrical short circuit or leakage

(of a cadre or official) to have roving charge of a whole area; to visit every basic unit at the grassroots level for supervision and guidance rather than staying at one spot.

A middle- or long-distance race held outdoors, usually on roads or natural terrain

To travel from city to city or along coastal and river ports to do business