English-Dutch translation for "to run down"

to run down {vb} (also: to pick, to pluck, to take down, to write down)

to run down {vb}

to run down {vb} (also: to write down, to pull to pieces, to cut up, to cry down)

to run down {vb} (also: to write down, to pull to pieces, to cut up, to cry down)

to run down {v.t.} [unverif.]

I need you to run down to Otley.

You run down to the base of the sacred mountain, Antakillqa.

So you see these kids the same size here, running down the hall.

And it was originally a freight line that ran down 10th Ave.

Run down to the nearest store...... and buy the first Wonka candy bar you see.

It's a run-down piece of no-mars-land...... in the middle of a tourist paradise.

We are also seeing more and more old and run-down aircraft taking to the skies.

And they asked me to join a crowd of people that were running up and down this embankment.

I've been on the run, hiding out here down in Mexico...... for the Iast eight goddamn years.

He was sitting next to a transvestite with a long black wig and mascara running down her cheeks.

We have all seen too many areas where the closed shop fronts are a sign of a run-down neighbourhood.

It runs down the rivers, and it feeds the plankton, the little microscopic plant cells in the coastal water.

and, when you had to go look for a child, hang wash on the line, or run down to the grocery store on the corner,

It is wrong, it is totally unacceptable that it is allowed in any way to be run down.

First I'm gonna rip the buttons off your blouse one by one, then run my tongue down your neck to your bare, gleaming breasts.

I thought, "These guys took some creepy, run-down entertainment, and put it to the highest possible level of performance art."

Fossil sites run up and down both lengths of that lake basin, which represents some 20,000 square miles.

Parliament will know that we can only open new delegations if we close or run down existing ones.

Parliament will also know that, on the whole, you receive more flack for closing or running down an office than praise for establishing one.

It is not a question of running down a strong and stimulating concept, but of being wary of the risk of instrumentalisation which may be in store.