Despite the fact that the verb run means "to move or go", it acquires a special meaning together with some prepositions. The most commonly used phrasal verbs with the verb run are listed below. 
<h3> run across</h3>
to meet someone or find something by chance &bull;&nbsp;I ran across an old friend today. 
<h3>run after</h3>
to run towards someone or something to catch them &bull;&nbsp;The cat ran after the mouse. 
<h3>run at</h3>
to run towards somebody to attack or as if to attack them &bull;&nbsp;The burglar ran at her with a knife. 
<h3>run away</h3>
to leave a place or person suddenly; to escape from a situation or place &bull;&nbsp;He ran away from home when he was 15. 
<h3>run down</h3>
1. to hit and knock down a person or animal with a vehicle &bull;&nbsp;The driver deliberately ran her down. 
2. to criticize someone or something unfairly or unkindly &bull;&nbsp;Don&rsquo;t keep running yourself down. 
<h3>run on</h3>
to continue without stopping; to continue longer than is necessary or expected &bull;&nbsp;This matter has been running on for two months. 
<h3>run out</h3>
to be used up or finished &bull;&nbsp;The food is about to run out. 
<h3>run over</h3>
to take more time or spend more money than was planned &bull;&nbsp;The project ran over the proposed budget. 
<h3>run to</h3>
to be of a particular size or amount &bull;&nbsp;The report ran to almost 400 pages.

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Most Used Phrasal Verbs With Run

Despite the fact that the verb put means "to move to or place in", it acquires a special meaning together with some prepositions. The most commonly used phrasal verbs with the verb put are listed below.
<h3> put about</h3>
(informal) to tell a lot of people about something, especially something that is not true&nbsp;&nbsp; &bull;&nbsp;Someone put about it that he will resign.
<h3>put aside</h3>
1. to save something, especially time or money, for a particular purpose &bull;&nbsp;He puts some money aside every month for his retirement.
2. to ignore or stop thinking about something, especially a feeling or opinion &bull; We should put aside our differences.
<h3>put away</h3>
to put something in the place where it is usually kept &bull;&nbsp;You should put your toys away after playing.
<h3>put back</h3>
1. to cause something to happen later than originally planned &bull;&nbsp;The fire put back the completion of the project.
2. to change the time of a clock to an earlier time&nbsp; &bull;&nbsp;Have you put your clock back?
<h3>put down</h3>
1. to stop or end something by force&nbsp; &bull;&nbsp;The army hardly put down the rebellion.
2. (of an aircraft) to land&nbsp; &bull;&nbsp;The pilot had to put down the plane in a field.
<h3>put forward</h3>
to suggest something for consideration &bull;&nbsp;He put forward a proposal at the meeting.
<h3>put off</h3>
to change something to a later time or date &bull;&nbsp;We&rsquo;ve put off the trip until September.
<h3>put on</h3>
1. to dress yourself in something &bull;&nbsp;She put on a white dress.
2. to apply something to your skin, face, etc. &bull;&nbsp;She put on make-up.
3.&nbsp;to become heavier &bull;&nbsp;I have put on several kilos recently.
<h3>put out</h3>
to stop something from burning or shining &bull;&nbsp;The firefighters quickly put out the fire.

Most Used Phrasal Verbs With Put 

What does the word&nbsp;through mean? Definitions and usage examples of the word through. Example sentences with through. 
<h2>Through</h2>
1. A1 (preposition)&nbsp;from one end or side of something to the other 
&bull; We went through the tunnel.&nbsp;
&bull; This path leads through the forest to the sea.&nbsp;
 2. A2 (preposition)&nbsp;from the beginning to the end of an activity, a situation or a period of time 
&bull; He slept through the movie. 
&bull; He was awake through the night.&nbsp;
 3. B1 (preposition)&nbsp;by means of; because of 
&bull; I got the job through my friend. &bull; We achieved peace through negotiations.&nbsp;
<h2>Example Sentences with Through </h2>
&bull; I walked through the park.
&bull; He drove through a red light.
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&bull; It rained all through the day.
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&bull; The thief got in through the window.
&bull; The Danube river flows through Belgrade.
&bull; I can hear the music through the wall.
&bull; She looked through the binoculars.
&bull; I travelled to many places through the summer.
&bull; He learned English through watching movies.
&bull; She read the entire novel through the night.
&bull; They communicated with each other through sign language.