ran in
Stopped by quickly
Ran in is the past tense of run in, which has several meanings depending on context.
To run in somewhere is to enter quickly: I just need to ran in and grab my wallet.
To run someone in is to arrest them: The cops ran him in for questioning.
In British usage, to run in a new engine or vehicle is to break it in gently during initial use.
- reranAired a repeat
- bargedPushed in forcefully
- intrudedEntered uninvited
- chargeCost or accusation
- collaredCaught and restrained
arrested · entered · stormed · interrupted · inserted · dashed · interjected · intervened · tested · joined · collided · rushed · competed · worn · stumbled · crashed · election · encountered
apprehension/freedom
ran inlet go
Cease holding something
released · freed · set free · turned loose · cut loose
mechanical conditioning
ran inwore out
Degraded through overuse
burned out · broke down · ran into the ground · overworked · ruined