run

Verb

Plain form run

Third person singular runs

Simple past ran

Past participle run

Present participle running

Nigerian sprinter Sunday Bada

1. To go quickly, with both feet off the ground at one time. <> yi gudu, tafi/tafiya da sauri.
   • Synonyms: hurry and sprint
   • Antonyms: stroll and walk

   I must run. <> Dole na yi gudu.

2. To function (said of a machine). <> gudana da yin aiki.
   • Synonyms: function and work

   The car runs well. <> Motar tana aiki ƙwarai.

3. To flee, run away. <> tsira da gudu, tsere, ruga, guje.
   • Synonyms: flee, escape and run for it
   • Antonyms: stand up to and stay

   He ran from the cops.

   the predator might expect the prey to escape in one direction, when in fact it quickly slips off via the other. [1] <> mai kai harin zai sa ran wanda ya kaiwa harin ya gudu ta hanya daya, wanda kuma a zahiri yana guduwa ne ta daya hanyar. [2]

4. zuba
5. tafiyar da, gudanar da <> to run an operation.

   Run a business <> Tafiyar da ciniki.

6. to run for office <> shiga takara.

Related words

• runner / sprinter
• run by
• run down
• run for it
• run out on
• run over
• run through

Noun

Singular run

Plural runs

Tilo gudu

Jam'i guje-guje

1. A trip made by a runner; compare to walk. <> gudu.

   I’m going for a run. <> Zan tafi gudu.

2. (baseball) A run in baseball is when a batter safely touches home plate.
3. (cricket) A run in cricket is scored when the batsmen run between the two wickets.
4. (theatre) An unbroken course of performances or showings.

   The musical had a long run on Broadway.

Google translation of run

Gudu.

1. (noun) gudu <> run, flight; ruga <> run;
2. (verb) yi gudu <> run;