underrunning

/ˌʌndərˈrʌnɪŋ/
verb
  1. Present participle of underrun: running or passing beneath something.
    • The train was underrunning the mountain through a long tunnel.
    • The workers are underrunning the new fiber optic cable under the street.
    • They practiced underrunning the obstacle course to improve their agility.
  2. Present participle of underrun: operating at a level below what is expected or required.
    • The system keeps underrunning the minimum speed, causing delays.
    • By underrunning the schedule, the team finished the project early.
    • The factory is underrunning its production targets this quarter.
noun
  1. The act or process of running beneath something.
    • The underrunning of the cable took less time than expected.
    • The underrunning of the pipeline was completed without incident.
    • Safe underrunning of the bridge requires careful planning.
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