Phrasal verb | Main meaning |
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run behind [rʌn bɪˈhaɪnd] | to be late or delayed |
Other meanings
- to fall behind schedule
- to progress more slowly than expected
Example Sentences Using the Phrasal Verb "run behind"
- Sorry, I’m running behind schedule today.
- The project is running behind because of supply issues.
- She’s running behind, so we’ll have to wait for her.
Features of Using "run behind"
Often used in everyday conversation when someone is late or something is delayed compared to the planned time or schedule.
Other phrasal verbs with the verb run
run out
to use all of something and have none left
run into
meet someone unexpectedly
run away
escape by running
run through
to go over or rehearse something quickly
run across
to find something or someone by chance
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