Phrasal Verbs with 'Run'

Run About

run about
1. also run around: be very busy doing a lot of different things; run in a rushed or disorganized way; frisk:
  - Stop running about and have some breakfast.

Run Into

run into somebody or something
1. collide, crash into something:
  - She ran into a tree when she was parking. — Она врезалась в дерево, когда парковалась.
2. meet somebody unexpectedly:
  - I ran into her in the store and didn't even recognize her.

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Phrasal Verbs with 'Run'

Run About

Run Into

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