a run

一个运行
常用释义
一个运行

扩展信息

金润吉
英仁
...手；张子紘(DYLAN)是知名速食店的行销企划；陈英仁(A RUN)则从事影像制作…这样五花八门的行业，各自擅长不同的音乐 …
每趟
...，花费之 时间称之为Run time 计算机鼠每趟(A run)的成绩计算须加入「防碍时间 (handicapped time)」，该趟时间应加上1/3…

例句

'Part of what hurt Lehman and Bear was the fear that as you got closer to quarter-end, there was going to be a run on the bank, ' he said.

If it was an East India Trading Company ship, they would have to make a run for it.

Lots of things. She could say that this is a run-of-the-mill restaurant with mediocre food that she wouldn't even feed to her cat!

If the market for auction-rate securities had been a bank, you would have said that it had suffered a run.

Scaffolding -- like many metaprogramming techniques -- is nothing but a run-time code generator.

In consequence, a run on the bank had begun, and its doors were likely to close before the day was over.

Yes, it was a run-of-the-mill dish you could find in any fine dining restaurant. No gourmet would be bowled over by it.

He thought he'd give him a run for his money, at least.

eg. The moment she was out of sight she broke into a run.

Before you even head out for a run, take a minute or two to do a safetycheck.

But he said Tsvangirai would be willing to contest a run-off, if the Commission insists one is required.

Such a run of bad news looks like an argument for a policy rethink.

Ken: I think one of our sales representatives is going to give us a run-down on our most recent sales figures.

It had to do this because a general easing would not halt the domino effect whereby one firm's collapse caused a run on others.

So everyone would benefit from a real contest, in which a second candidate gave Ms Lagarde a run for her money.

The company, one of the largest utilities in the world, has had a run of problems over the years that have savaged its credibility.

If you're under siege and holed up in a relatively safe place, be wary of anyone urging you to make a run for it.

Baseball Any one of the four corners of an infield, marked by a bag or plate, that must be touched by a runner before a run can be scored.

So a run of earthquakes that by chance hit populated places makes it look as though the rate has increased, even if it hasn't.

He sees ready-to-drink teas giving bottled water "a run for its money" as a hydrating drink that also has flavor.

If you are due to be in a strenuous athletic competition, you are likely to give the other contestants a run for the money.

However, I have frequently wished for a workaround, some sort of simple "turn this exception into a run-time exception" command.

Let me take a run at that and see if the effort helps settle the crash-versus-soft-landing debate. Or at least moves it along a bit.

After saying goodbye to the girl and watching her and her mother drive off, I headed to the beach at the end of our street for a run.

Sprinkling water into our eyes, or taking a run round the verandahs, were palliatives which had no lasting effect.

They are not agile or fast ships. If the enemy decides to make a run for it, ship-of-the-line would have hard time to catch up.

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