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Collocations of 'Pay- Run- Break' & more - Random Actions (Run)

Explore English collocations with 'Run' used for describing random actions with examples like "run amok" and "run an errand".

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Verb Collocations With 'Pay- Run- Break' & more
to [run] a (temperature|fever)

to have an elevated body temperature, often as a symptom of an illness or infection

Ex: She couldn't go to school because she was running a fever and needed rest. 
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to [run] amok
to run amok
[phrase]

to behave in a wild, uncontrolled, and often violent manner

Ex: The crowd at the concert ran amok, breaking barriers and causing chaos. 
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to [run] dry
to run dry
[phrase]

(of rivers, streams, wells, or other sources of water) to become empty of water

Ex: The region's once-flowing river ran dry during the extended period of no rain, causing severe water shortages for the communities downstream. 
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to [run] an errand

to complete a short and often minor task

Ex: She needed to run an errand to pick up some groceries for dinner. 
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to [run] late
to run late
[phrase]

to be behind schedule or not arrive at a destination or appointment at the expected or planned time

Ex: Despite their efforts, the flight ended up running late due to weather delays. 
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to [run] wild
to run wild
[phrase]

to behave in a disorderly and uncontrolled manner

Ex: The children were allowed to run wild in the backyard, enjoying their freedom. 
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to [run|cast] {one's} [eye] over {sth}

to take a brief look at something

Ex: Above him Cornelius ran his eye over a box of ancient cane carpet beaters. 
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