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385 PHRASAL VERBS

 run over

 (intr) overflow; [taşmak]

Don’t fill the bottle very much. It’ll run over.
When I entered the bathroom I saw the bath water running over.

 (tr) knock sb down and possibly pass over his body ; [çiğnemek, ezmek]

I lost control of my car and ran over a pedestrian.
My uncle nearly got run over last night.

 (tr) read through sth quickly, revise sth. [göz gezdirmek, tekrar gözden geçirmek]

Run over the accounts again, please.
I ran over my notes before the examination.
We have to run over the plan once more.

 run to (tr)

 be enough money to cover sth, afford; [(para vs) yetmek, alacak kadar parası olmak]

Can you run to a holiday in Italy?
Do your funds run to central heating to all rooms?

 extend or reach; [ -e varmak]

I think this book will run to 450 pages.

 run up (tr)

 allow (a bill, debt, etc) to accumulate; [borç, hesap artırmak ]

You always buy things and run up enormous bills.
This company will go bankrupt because it is running up a debt.

 run up against (tr)

 meet, encounter, come face to face with (obstacle, problem, difficulty etc); [(engel,
problem, zorluk vs ile) karşılaşmak, yüz yüze gelmek]

I am afraid we are running up against a slight problem.
They ran up against many obstacles while carrying out their mission.