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running-out - translation to English
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Running Out of Time (disambiguation); Running Out Of Time; Running out of Time; Running Out of Time (film); Running Out of Time (song)
running-out
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ACTIVITY THAT INVOLVES THE RAPID TERRESTRIAL LOCOMOTION OF FEET
Runners; Running speed; Footrace; Foot race; Footraces; Slow run; Running (sports); Running Around; Running event; Running events; 🎽; Runner; Running (sport); History of running; Vertical running; Running (athleticism); Pace (running)
running 1. noun 1) беганье; бег(а), беготня 2) ход, работа (машины, мотора и т. п.) to make good one's running - не отставать; преуспевать - be in the running - be out of the running - make the running - take up the running 2. adj. 1) бегущий 2) беговой; running track/path - беговая дорожка 3) текущий; running account - текущий счет 4) последовательный, непрерывный; - running commentary - running fire - running hand 5) плавный 6) текучий 7) running eyes - слезящиеся глаза; running sore - гноящаяся рана 8) ползучий, вьющийся (о растении) 9) подвижной, работающий; - running rigging 10) predic. последовательный, идущий подряд; four days running - четыре дня подряд
time is running out
время выходит
Definition
стек
СТЁК, стёкся, стекла, стеклась. прош. вр. от стечь
, стечься.
, стечься.
II. СТЕК [стэк], стека, ·муж. (·англ. stick) (спорт.). Твердый, эластичный хлыст, употр. при верховой езде.
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Running Out of Time
Running Out of Time may refer to:
Examples of use of running-out
1. "I am running out of patience, the international community is running out patience," he said.
2. "They‘re running out of their medications, they‘re running out of money.
3. "Our patience is running out, the patience of Iraqis are running out.
4. "Our patience is running out, the patience of Iraqis [is] . . . running out.
5. We kept running out of beds and I asked myself, how can we be running out of resources?
