run-up

noun

/ˈrʌn ʌp/

(British English)

jump to other results

(also less frequent run-in)
run-up (to something) a period of time leading up to an important event; the preparation for this
- an increase in spending in the run-up to Christmas
- during the run-up to the election
- The shops are fully stocked for the Christmas run-up.
the act of running or the distance you run, to gain speed before you jump a long distance, throw a ball, etc.
- The bowler started his run-up.
- She takes a longer run-up than most high-jumpers.

单词	run-up
释义	run-up noun /ˈrʌn ʌp/ /ˈrʌn ʌp/ (British English) jump to other results (also less frequent run-in) run-up (to something) a period of time leading up to an important event; the preparation for this an increase in spending in the run-up to Christmas during the run-up to the election The shops are fully stocked for the Christmas run-up. the act of running or the distance you run, to gain speed before you jump a long distance, throw a ball, etc. The bowler started his run-up. She takes a longer run-up than most high-jumpers.
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