run out

run out
vi
1) (finish) ausgehen;
the milk has \run out out die Milch ist alle;
time/money is \run outning out die Zeit/das Geld wird knapp;
to \run out out of sth etw nicht mehr haben;
I'm slowly \run outning out of patience langsam geht mir die Geduld aus;
to \run out out of cash/time kein Geld/keine Zeit mehr haben;
to \run out out of food nichts mehr zu essen haben
2) (expire) passport ablaufen; licence auslaufen
3) (leave)
to \run out out on sb jdn verlassen;
to \run out out on a restaurant bill die Zeche prellen
4) sports
they ran out easy winners in the end zum Schluss gewannen sie doch noch problemlos
PHRASES:
to \run out out of steam an Schwung verlieren;
the peace talks seem to have \run out out of steam aus den Friedensgesprächen scheint die Luft draußen zu sein;
sb \run outs out of steam jdm geht die Luft aus vt
1) (pass out)
to \run out out a rope/line [or to \run out a rope/line out] ein Seil/eine Schnur ausrollen;
to \run out out a rope to sb jdm ein Seil zuwerfen
2) (in cricket)
to \run out out <-> sb einen Schlagmann zum Ausscheiden bringen, während er seinen Lauf macht
PHRASES:
to \run out sb out of town (esp Am) (fam) jdn aus der Stadt jagen

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