Run up is a phrasal verb. It has an idiomatic meaning and a literal meaning. Like all verbs it can have a past tense -- ran up
a present participle -- running up
The literal meaning is to go up something, from a lower level to a higher level eg
I run up the road everyday
The monkey ran up the tree.
They were running up the path in the rain.
The idiomatic meaning is to amass or accumulate, incure eg
They run up too many bills each month.
The fraudster ran up a large debt then left.
He is running up debts all over town
The only run-up I know of is in high jump. Your running approach to the bar is called your 'run up.'
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Run It Up the Flagpole was created on 2009-09-01.
It refers to fighting. If I was to tell you "run up get done up" then I'm telling you , if you try to come at me, you gunna get beat up!
They run up to 35 mph.
Run faster
spin bowlers usually have a run up that suit's them
They can run up to 40 miles an hour
A raccoon can run at speeds up to 15mph
Zebras can run about 32 MPH, at least
One can sign up for Run for the Cure by visiting the official Run for the Cure website. Simply click on the 'Register' link and follow the onscreen instructions to sign up.
Yes, it is possible to run up a wall using techniques such as parkour or wall running, where a person uses momentum and agility to run vertically up a wall for a short distance.