英语词汇“run out”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	run out
释义	Trends of run out View usage for: run out 1. phrasal verb If you run out of something, you have no more of it left. They have run out of ideas. [VERB PARTICLE + of] We're running out of time. [V P of n] By now the plane was running out of fuel. [V P of n] We had lots before but now we've run out. [VERB PARTICLE] 2. to run out of steam 3. phrasal verb If something runs out, it becomes used up so that there is no more left. Conditions are getting worse and supplies are running out. [VERB PARTICLE] Time is running out. [VERB PARTICLE] 4. phrasal verb When a legal document runs out, it stops being valid. When the lease ran out the family moved to Campigny. [VERB PARTICLE] ...the day my visa ran out. [VERB PARTICLE] More Synonyms of run out See full dictionary entry for run run out in British English verb (adverb) 1. (intransitive; often foll by of) to exhaust (a supply of something) or (of a supply) to become exhausted 2. (intransitive) to expire; become no longer valid my passport has run out 3. run out on 4. (transitive) cricket to dismiss (a running batsman) by breaking the wicket with the ball, or with the ball in the hand, before he or she has reached the crease noun runout 5. cricket dismissal of a batsman by running him or her out 6. mechanical engineering an imperfection of a rotating component so that not all parts revolve about their intended axes relative to each other run out in American English 1. to come to an end; expire or become used up, exhausted, etc. 2. to force to leave; drive out See full dictionary entry for run Examples of 'run out' in a sentence run out Nevertheless, the money wouldn't last for ever, and then his luck would run out. Penn, John WIDOW'S END She desperately wanted to hold her son just once more, but after the endless hours of waiting she had run out of time. Dobbs, Michael WALL GAMES Luck which could continue indefinitely, or run out at any time. MacNeill, Alastair CODE BREAKER In other languages run out British English: run out /rʌn aʊt/ VERB If you run out of something, you have no more of it left. By now the plane was running out of fuel. American English: run out of Arabic: يَسْتَنْفِذُ Brazilian Portuguese: ficar sem Chinese: 用完 Croatian: ponestati Czech: dojít zásoby Danish: løbe tør for Dutch: tekortkomen European Spanish: quedarse sin Finnish: kulua loppuun French: manquer de German: ausgehen Vorrat Greek: ξεμένω από Italian: esaurire Japanese: ･･･を使い果たす Korean: 다 써버리다 Norwegian: gå tom for Polish: wyczerpać się European Portuguese: esgotar Romanian: a rămâne fără Russian: заканчиваться Latin American Spanish: quedarse sin Swedish: ta slut Thai: ไม่มีสำรอง Turkish: bitmek tükenmek Ukrainian: закінчуватися Vietnamese: hết All related terms of 'run out' run out of to use up a supply of (something) run out on If someone runs out on you, they go away and abandon you, leaving you with problems. run out of gas to suddenly feel very tired or lose interest in what you are doing run out of steam to become weaker or less active , and often to stop completely run out the clock to maintain control of the ball in the closing minutes of a game to run out of steam If you run out of steam , you stop doing something because you have no more energy or enthusiasm left . Chinese translation of 'run out' run out vi [time, money, luck] 用完 (yòngwán) ⇒ Time is running out. 快没时间了。 (Kuài méi shíjiān le.) [lease, passport] 到期 (dàoqī) See run All related terms of 'run out' run out of 耗尽(盡) hàojìn to run out of steam 失去劲(勁)头(頭) shīqù jìntóu run up against ( difficulties ) 遇到 yùdào run up ( debt ) 积(積)欠 jīqiàn run through ( instructions ) 扫(掃)视(視) sǎoshì run over ( Aut : person ) 撞倒 zhuàngdǎo run off ( person, animal ) 跑掉 pǎodiào run into ( meet : person ) 偶然碰见(見) ǒurán pèngjiàn ( trouble, problems ) 遭遇 zāoyù run in ( car ) 小心试(試)用 xiǎoxīn shìyòng run down ( esp Brit : production, factory ) 逐渐(漸)停止 zhújiàn tíngzhǐ run by ▶ to run sth by sb ( inf ) 看某人对(對)某事的反应(應) kàn mǒurén duì mǒushì de fǎnyìng run away with 不受 ... 控制 bù shòu ... kòngzhì run away ( from home, situation ) 出走 chūzǒu run after ( chase ) 追赶(趕) zhuīgǎn run across ( find ) 不期而遇 bù qī ér yù 1 (phrasal verb) in the sense of be used up Definition to use up or (of a supply) to be used up Supplies are running out. Synonyms be used up dry up give out peter out The strike seemed to be petering out. fail Here in the hills, the light failed more quickly. finish He was cheered when he finished his speech. cease Almost miraculously, the noise ceased. be exhausted 2 (phrasal verb) in the sense of expire Definition to become invalid the day my visa ran out Synonyms expire He continued to live in the States after his visa had expired. end Talks have resumed to try to end the fighting. lapse Her membership of the party has lapsed. terminate His contract terminates at the end of the season. become invalid See run Additional synonyms in the sense of cease Definition to bring or come to an end Almost miraculously, the noise ceased. Synonyms stop, end, finish, be over, come to an end, peter out, die away in the sense of end Definition to bring or come to a finish Talks have resumed to try to end the fighting. Synonyms stop, finish, complete, resolve, halt, cease, axe (informal), dissolve, wind up, terminate, call off, discontinue, put paid to, bring to an end, pull the plug on, call a halt to, nip in the bud, belay in the sense of fail Definition to stop operating Here in the hills, the light failed more quickly. Synonyms give out, disappear, fade, dim, dwindle, wane, gutter, languish, peter out, die away, grow dim, sink Nearby words of run out run off with something run on run on something or someone run out run out of something run out on someone run over Related terms of run out run out on someone run out of something Synonyms of 'run out' run out Explore 'run out' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of finish Definition to be at or come to the end He was cheered when he finished his speech. Synonyms stop, close, complete, achieve, conclude, cease, accomplish, execute, discharge, culminate, wrap up (informal), terminate, round off, bring to a close or conclusion in the sense of lapse Definition to allow to end or become no longer valid, esp. through negligence Her membership of the party has lapsed. Synonyms end, stop, run out, expire, terminate, become obsolete, become void in the sense of peter out Definition to come gradually to an end The strike seemed to be petering out. Synonyms die out, stop, fail, run out, fade, dwindle, evaporate, wane, give out, ebb, come to nothing, run dry, taper off in the sense of terminate Definition to bring or come to an end His contract terminates at the end of the season. Synonyms cease, end, close, finish, run out, expire, lapse
随便看	to dive into sth to dive into/under sth to divert (sb's) attention from sth to divide/multiply by 3 to divide sth between/among sb/sth to divide sth (from sth) to divide sth in half to divide (up) to divine for sth to divorce sth from sth to do to-do to do 30 miles to the gallon to do a bunk to do an imitation of sb to do a patrol (of sth) to do as one is told to do a sum to do a swap (with sb) to do a twirl to do a u-turn to do battle (with sb) to do business with sb to dodge out of the way to do diy

　

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