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1) (of or for running: running shoes.) tekaški2) (continuous: a running commentary on the football match.) nepretrgan* * *I [rʌniŋ]nountek, tekanje, tekmovanje v teku, dirka, tekma (tudi figuratively); moč ali sposobnost za tek; upravljanje, vódenje, nadzor(stvo); predorrunning of a blockade — prebitje, predor blokadeto be out of the running sport zaostati v teku, ne imeti upanja na uspeh, na zmago; ne priti v poštev ( for za)to make the running — voditi (v teku), dajati tempoto put s.o. out of running sport izriniti koga iz tekmovanjato take (up) the running — prevzeti vodstvo (v teku, dirki)II [rʌniŋ]adjectiveki teče, tekoč, bežen; v teku, v pogonu, nepretrgan, neprestan; zapovrsten, zaporeden, po vrsti; economy tekoči, odprt (račun); economy krožeč, v obtoku (denar); (o rani) gnoječ se, gnojen; botany vitičast, plazivskirunning block — gibljiv, tekoč škripecrunning commentary — (radio) poročilo, komentar o dnevnih dogodkihrunning debts — tekoči, viseči dolgovirunning fire military hitro streljanjerunning ground — premičen, gibljiv teren(long, high) running jump — skok z zaletom (v daljino, v višino)running number — tekoča, zaporedna številka
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