Run around in English

Running around, Chinese idioms, as predicates and adverbials; Running around. Pronunciation is d d not ng b ē n x and p m: oo, which means to be forced by life or run around for some purpose. From: Wei Yuanchu's Qin Liu Yuanchun Zhang Bie Zhou Qingyun: "I have served for many years and have a wide range of friends. I ran here and there, and the water came to the mountain to pick me up. "

Bilingual example

1, I didn't understand it before I left, and neither did the telephone interview. Why waste time running around? I was always puzzled before I left, and so was the telephone interview. It was a waste running around.

We are running here and there, hoping to get ready on time. We are all running around, trying to get ready in time.

No one noticed that we have been busy taking out the garbage and cleaning. No one noticed that we have been busy taking out the garbage and cleaning.

I won't let you run around in the country without my consent. I won't let you run around in the country without my permission.