runs
/rʌnz/
verb
- Third person singular present of run; moves quickly on foot.
- She runs every morning before work.
- The dog runs across the park chasing a ball.
- He runs faster than anyone on the team.
- Operates or manages something (e.g., a business, machine, event).
- The committee runs the annual charity fundraiser.
- He runs the computer program to check for errors.
- My aunt runs a small bakery downtown.
- Functions or works in a particular way.
- The clock runs on batteries.
- This software runs on all major operating systems.
- The engine runs smoothly after the repair.
- Extends or continues in a certain direction or for a certain distance.
- A path runs through the forest.
- The fence runs along the edge of the property.
- The movie runs for two hours.
- Participates in a race or election.
- She runs in the 100-meter dash.
- The candidate runs a clean campaign.
- He runs for city council every four years.
noun
- Plural of run; acts of running, or trips or journeys.
- The delivery driver makes three runs to the warehouse each day.
- She goes on short runs around the neighborhood.
- The team scored two runs in the final inning.
- A series of similar events or occurrences.
- We've had a run of bad luck lately.
- The stock market saw a run of gains for five days.
- The theater had a successful run of the play.