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s projeccióDef. del Termcat: Cadascuna de les emissions d'un espot o pel·lícula publicitària.s corregudaEsports: BeisbolDef. del Termcat: Punt que aconsegueix un jugador atacant quan recorre en sentit contrari a les agulles del rellotge les tres bases del camp interior i arriba a la base de meta sense ser eliminat, cosa que constitueix l'objectiu final de tota acció ofensiva.Formes desestimades: carrera; cursas correguda d'impulsEsports: GimnàsticaDef. del Termcat: Correguda que es fa per prendre embranzida abans de la batuda, des d'una distància no superior a 25 m per a l'entrada al cavall de salts, i a 6 m per a l'entrada a les paral·leles asimètriques i a la barra d'equilibri.Formes desestimades: carrera d'impuls; cursa d'impulsrun|runs|ran|running|run about|run across|run after|run away|run down|run into|run off|run on|run out|run out of|run over|run through|run up|run up against s carrera, correguda, corredissa | curs, marxa, direcció | sèrie, ratxa | viatge, excursió | distància, trajecte, recorregut | classe, tipus, corrent | llibertat de moviments, lliure accèsv córrer | estendre's, arribar, assolir | passar | fluir, rajar | fondre's | supurar | durar, mantenir-se | representar-se ininterrompudament | seguir, ser vigent |presentar-sein the long run a la llargarun about anar amunt i avallrun across trobar inesperadamentrun after perseguirrun away fugirrun down criticar | atropellar | aturar-se | quedar-se sense cordarun into trobar per casualitat, xocar, tenir problemesru off marxar, tocar el dosrun on allargar-se el tempsrun out (of) acabar-se, exhaurir-se, caducarrun over atropellar | vessarrun through travessar | assajarrun up acumularrun up against tenir problemes
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