runner
Pronunciation: [ˈrʌnər]
Word
Context: "sports"
(noun) a person who moves quickly on foot, usually for exercise or competition. Runners can be people who jog for fun or athletes competing in races.
Example
She is a fast runner and often wins races.
Example
He is not a runner; he prefers cycling instead.
Example
Are you a runner, or do you enjoy other sports more?
Context: "jobs"
(noun) someone who is responsible for doing a specific task or job, often in companies or organizations. A runner might be an assistant who delivers messages or paperwork.
Example
The office hired a runner to help with deliveries.
Example
He is not a runner in the office; he is a manager.
Example
Do we need a runner to carry this message to the boss?
Context: "performing arts"
(noun) a person who prepares or maintains something, like theater productions or equipment. They ensure everything is ready for performances.
Example
The runner made sure all the props were set before the show started.
Example
She is not a runner for the play; she is the lead actress.
Example
Who is the runner responsible for managing the stage?
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