Letter R – Episode 14
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1. What does “Run into” mean?
to collide with
Explanation: It means to hit something by accident. Example: His car ran into a tree.
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2. What does “Run-of-the-mill” mean?
ordinary
Explanation: It means not special or unusual. Example: The product was run-of-the-mill.
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3. What does “Run out of” mean?
to use up
Explanation: It means there is none left to use. Example: We ran out of water.
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4. What does “Running short of” mean?
to have little left
Explanation: It means you have almost none remaining. Example: We are running short of coffee.
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5. What does “Run out of time” mean?
to have no time
Explanation: It means there is no time left to finish. Example: I ran out of time during the test.
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6. What does “Run over” mean?
to knock down
Explanation: It means a vehicle hits someone and may pass over them. Example: The child was run over by a car.
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7. What does “Rush” mean?
to hurry
Explanation: It means to do something very quickly. Example: I rushed to the office to find a phone.
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8. What does “Rush through” mean?
to do in a hurry
Explanation: It means to finish something too quickly. Example: He rushed through dinner and left.
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9. What does “Rupture” mean?
to burst or tear
Explanation: It means to break open suddenly and leak. Example: The mechanic found a ruptured oil line.
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10. What does “Rusty” mean?
covered with rust
Explanation: It means it has a reddish-brown layer from old metal. Example: This old bike is rusty.
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