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run an errand

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run an errand and do an errand; go on an errand
to take a short trip to do a specific thing; to complete an errand. I've got to run an errand. I'll be back in a minute. John has gone on an errand. He'll be back shortly.
See also: errand, run

run an errand also run errands
to make a short trip for a particular purpose I've got to run a few errands and then stop by my mother's house.
Usage notes: usually to buy or deliver something
See also: errand, run


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Staff will be able to leave their car at home and know that if they have to run an errand that requires a vehicle there is one waiting for them in the car park.
Staff will be able to leave their car at home and know that if they have to run an errand that requires a vehicle there is one waiting for them in the car park.
Two co-workers who had briefly stepped out of the van to run an errand returned to find that Musulin had disappeared.
 
 
 
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