- v. transitive (idiomatic) To briefly summarise - v. idiomatic,
colloquial To inform or educate someone, typically of a new
concept or a concept particular to an organization or industry -
v. idiomatic To repeat something. - v. idiomatic To use
completely, in a short space of time. Usually money. - v.
idiomatic To pervade, of a quality that is characteristic of a
group, organisation, or system. - v. idiomatic To impale a
person with a blade, usually a sword. - v. Of a waterway, to
flow through an area. - v. Used other than as an idiom: see run,
through. - v. use up (resources or materials) - v. apply
thoroughly; think through “Allowing the Bombers one run through
six innings, he gave way to Pedro Martinez in the seventh.” “At
eleven I attempted to “stir briskly” and recalled the heavy,
clodding feeling of trying to run through a muddy field.”
“Locked in for the remainder of his outing, the Yankees
lefthander was in shut-down mode, allowing just one more run
through four innings.” ““Freddo,” as he was known,