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Traducción & Definición
to run (some) errands: hacer (algunos) recados
an errand: un recado, un mandado
Ejemplos
- "I need you this afternoon to run some errands, pick up my dry cleaning, and I have this weird rash that I need you to look at."
- "I've got a list of errands for you."
- "Edward : Errand boy slash copy boy slash coffee boy - just a boy, really."
- "But I've got to run some errands before my trip to Thailand tomorrow: I've got to go to the pharmacy and then to the bank."
Ejercicio 1
Kevin tells Icarus that he must "run some errands".
Which of the following actions could be considered "errands"?
Which of the following actions could be considered "errands"?
Kevin tells Icarus that he must "run some errands".
Which of the following actions could be considered "errands"?
Which of the following actions could be considered "errands"?
Going to the bank to get money is a good example of "running an errand". "An errand" is a task or chore. "To run errands" is to complete these tasks or chores. Generally, we use this expression to describe smaller tasks which are done outside your home or office: at a store, bank, pharmacy, etc.
Going to the supermarket to buy groceries is a good example of "running an errand". "An errand" is a task or chore. "To run errands" is to complete these tasks or chores. Generally, we use this expression to describe smaller tasks which are done outside your home or office: at a store, bank, pharmacy, etc.
This is not a good example of "running errands". The expression "to run errands" is never used to describe normal work related activities. Furthermore, the expression refers to actions or tasks which are done outside the home or office. One always goes out to run errands.
This is not a good example of "running errands". The expression "to run errands" is never used to describe activities which are done in the home or office. Furthermore, the expression refers to actions or tasks which are done outside the home or office. One always goes out to run errands.
Going to the pharmacy to get medication is a good example of "running an errand". "An errand" is a task or chore. "To run errands" is to complete these tasks or chores. Generally, we use this expression to describe smaller tasks which are done outside your home or office: at a store, bank, pharmacy, etc.
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