run on

run on
intransitive verb
weitergehen; [Krankheit:] fortschreiten
* * *
run on
I. vi
1. (continue talking) weiterreden; (continue)
the game ran on for too long das Spiel zog sich zu lange hin
the list of crimes he committed ran on and on for three pages die Liste der Verbrechen, die er begangen hatte, umfasste drei Seiten
2. (pass by) time vergehen
time's \run onning on — let's hurry up! die Zeit wird knapp — beeilen wir uns!
3. (power with)
to \run on on sth mit etw dat betrieben werden
4. TYPO ohne Absatz drucken
II. vt TYPO
to \run on sth on etw fortdrucken
* * *
run on
A v/i
1. weiterlaufen
2. weitergehen, fortlaufen, fortgesetzt werden (alle:
to bis)
3. dahingehen (Jahre etc)
4. (besonders unaufhörlich) reden (about über akk, von)
5. (in der Rede etc) fortfahren
6. anwachsen (into zu)
7. TYPO (ohne Absatz) fortlaufen
8. handeln von, sich drehen um, betreffen:
the conversation ran on politics
9. (fortwährend) denken an (akk), sich beschäftigen mit
10. mit einem Treibstoff fahren:
run on unleaded petrol;
run on electricity elektrisch betrieben werden
B v/t TYPO
a) fortlaufend setzen
b) anhängen
* * *
intransitive verb
weitergehen; [Krankheit:] fortschreiten

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