“ran (på engelska) i en mening
Ran off with a girl, perhaps?.
The other says, Ran off yesterday.
[>] ran into my husband’s room: TTR, 197–98.
When I say ran into, I mean that quite literally.
Laurie, William George Ranald Mundell Ran, 322–24, 330, 331, 345, 348.
Rose later wrote that she ran into my husband’s room to show him my elegance.
The three of them sit at the vast oak table and Werner thanks her for the train ticket and she tells a story about a man she ran into just now, unbelievable really, who apparently is a famous tennis player and every now and then she reaches across and squeezes Frederick’s forearm.
The other says, Ran off yesterday.
[>] ran into my husband’s room: TTR, 197–98.
When I say ran into, I mean that quite literally.
Laurie, William George Ranald Mundell Ran, 322–24, 330, 331, 345, 348.
Rose later wrote that she ran into my husband’s room to show him my elegance.
The three of them sit at the vast oak table and Werner thanks her for the train ticket and she tells a story about a man she ran into just now, unbelievable really, who apparently is a famous tennis player and every now and then she reaches across and squeezes Frederick’s forearm.