run past



run past

v.
1. To run near or alongside someone or something from one side to the other: A flock of wild turkeys ran past the barn.
2. To overtake someone or something by running: I was leading in the race, but then someone ran past me.
3. To continue later than some time: I will be late for dinner because our meeting will run past 7:00.
4. To tell, explain, or demonstrate something to someone: He ran many ideas past us, but we disliked them all.
See also: past, run

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Cheftzi-Bah-Biblical Hebrew
Reena-Indian, Hindi, Marathi
Reid[ri:d]
Athanasiusath-ə-NAY-shəs (English)Ancient Greek (Latinized)
Maldwyn-Welsh
Yefimye-FEEM, ee-FEEMRussian