Common Misspellings for ARE RUNNING
- zre running
- sre running
- wre running
- qre running
- aee running
- ade running
- afe running
- ate running
- a5e running
- a4e running
- arw running
- ars running
- ard running
- arr running
- ar4 running
- ar3 running
- are eunning
- are dunning
- are funning
- are tunning
Etymology of ARE RUNNING
The word "running" in the phrase "are running" is a present participle form of the verb "run". The etymology of the word "run" can be traced back to Old English, where it was spelled as "rinnan". It originated from the Proto-Germanic word "rinnaną", which meant "to flow" or "to run". This word can be further traced back to the Proto-Indo-European root "*reie-" or "*renn-" which had a similar meaning. Over time, the word "run" evolved in Middle English, retaining its core meaning of moving quickly on foot, and its present participle form "running" emerged to describe the ongoing action of running.
Idioms with the word ARE RUNNING
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the inmates are running the asylum
The idiom "the inmates are running the asylum" refers to a situation where those who are supposed to be controlled or governed are the ones in control, leading to chaos, disorder, or irrational decision-making. It is typically used as a metaphor to criticize a situation where individuals who are incompetent, unsuitable, or inappropriate for their positions hold power or influence.
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the sands of time are running out
The idiom "the sands of time are running out" is used to convey that time is limited or running short. It implies that there is a sense of urgency to complete a task or take action before it becomes too late. The idiom draws an analogy to the sand in an hourglass gradually passing through, indicating that time is slipping away.
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the lunatics are running the asylum
The idiom "the lunatics are running the asylum" is used to convey a situation where individuals who are irrational, unqualified, or unsuitable are in control or have significant influence over a particular organization, group, or situation. It suggests a lack of order, competence, or rational decision-making.
Conjugate verb Are running
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