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Definition of end run in English: end runnoun American Football 1An attempt by the ball carrier to run around the end of the defensive line. 〔美橄〕端线外侧迂回进攻 Example sentencesExamples - Like a jumpshot in basketball or an end run in football, when the defense closes the direct approach off, the attacker must simply take another approach, around or over.
- And he understood the situation when he learned the quarterback had pulled an end run on them.
- 1.1North American An evasive tactic or manoeuvre.
〈北美〉迂回战术,规避伎俩 they all engage in end runs around morality Example sentencesExamples - The newspaper's editors described the tribunals as ‘the latest in a troubling series of attempts to do an end run around the Constitution.’
- That could change rapidly as hospitals learn they can make an end run around insurers.
- And I just hope that the Supreme Court of Florida will be followed, whatever it's ruling is will not be end run.
- This one-sided law apparently legalizes end-runs to let corporations weasel out of their obligations.
- What they are doing is an end run around the Senate rules and around the constitution.
- In exasperation, Hoxsey attempted an end run by approaching the National Cancer Institute.
- Usually in a case like this, with such staggering numbers of violations, he said someone is ‘trying to come up with a scheme to make an end run around the rules.’
- The police, knowing that I was representing him, made end runs around me to directly talk to Scott without me there.
- But if further studies confirm its usefulness, it could offer an end run around the heated social and religious debate that has for years overshadowed the field of human embryonic stem cell research.
- Although, legend has it the ship was full, and making an end run around the authorities at the time.
- He instead opts to view the models of modern cognitive psychology as efforts to do an end run around the real problem of consciousness, which he deems to be its subjective element.
- The wife is trying to make an end run around a contractual agreement, and she isn't a party to it.
- It swung at him again, trying to clasp him in both arms, but Al feinted left, then ran down the right aisle, trying to do an end-run back to the computer link.
- It's an end-run around the big plan for development in the field.
- It's an attempt to do an end run around the legislative process.
- ‘In an end run around traditional media, the Internet became the key player in dispersing information to a world hungry for details about the events in Seattle’.
- But what they want to do is make an end-run around the scientific community and go directly to the school district, as opposed to the normal process of having these ideas filter down from the scientific community.
- Making an end run around the commercial theaters in order to bring a different kind of film to people, Baldwin is taking his film on the road to various informal spaces all over the country.
verb [with object]North American Evade; circumvent. 〈美〉规避,绕过 an attempt to end-run regulations for fire protection 试图规避防火管理条例的企图。 Example sentencesExamples - It's unrealistic, and selfish, for Internet businesses to think they can end-run the checks and balances in the economy and the average American.
- Being able to end-run the database has admittedly got people out of a bind though.
- The best way for the reader to get the kind of information I have been getting from the ground all over Iraq, is to end-run the liberal media and go to the Internet blogs.
- ‘I think if there's going to be a way to end-run the system, then in order to maintain confidence in the system, we may have to put processes in place to eliminate that loophole,’ Wood says.
Synonyms elude, avoid, dodge, escape, escape from, stay away from, steer clear of, run away from, break away from, lose, leave behind, shake, shake off, keep at arm's length, keep out of someone's way, give someone a wide berth, sidestep, keep one's distance from Definition of end run in US English: end runnounɛnd rən American Football 1An attempt by the ballcarrier to run around the end of the defensive line. 〔美橄〕端线外侧迂回进攻 Example sentencesExamples - And he understood the situation when he learned the quarterback had pulled an end run on them.
- Like a jumpshot in basketball or an end run in football, when the defense closes the direct approach off, the attacker must simply take another approach, around or over.
- 1.1North American An evasive tactic or maneuver.
〈北美〉迂回战术,规避伎俩 Example sentencesExamples - The police, knowing that I was representing him, made end runs around me to directly talk to Scott without me there.
- But if further studies confirm its usefulness, it could offer an end run around the heated social and religious debate that has for years overshadowed the field of human embryonic stem cell research.
- The wife is trying to make an end run around a contractual agreement, and she isn't a party to it.
- That could change rapidly as hospitals learn they can make an end run around insurers.
- ‘In an end run around traditional media, the Internet became the key player in dispersing information to a world hungry for details about the events in Seattle’.
- Although, legend has it the ship was full, and making an end run around the authorities at the time.
- It's an attempt to do an end run around the legislative process.
- It swung at him again, trying to clasp him in both arms, but Al feinted left, then ran down the right aisle, trying to do an end-run back to the computer link.
- Making an end run around the commercial theaters in order to bring a different kind of film to people, Baldwin is taking his film on the road to various informal spaces all over the country.
- This one-sided law apparently legalizes end-runs to let corporations weasel out of their obligations.
- It's an end-run around the big plan for development in the field.
- The newspaper's editors described the tribunals as ‘the latest in a troubling series of attempts to do an end run around the Constitution.’
- Usually in a case like this, with such staggering numbers of violations, he said someone is ‘trying to come up with a scheme to make an end run around the rules.’
- In exasperation, Hoxsey attempted an end run by approaching the National Cancer Institute.
- He instead opts to view the models of modern cognitive psychology as efforts to do an end run around the real problem of consciousness, which he deems to be its subjective element.
- But what they want to do is make an end-run around the scientific community and go directly to the school district, as opposed to the normal process of having these ideas filter down from the scientific community.
- And I just hope that the Supreme Court of Florida will be followed, whatever it's ruling is will not be end run.
- What they are doing is an end run around the Senate rules and around the constitution.
verbɛnd rən [with object]North American Evade; circumvent. 〈美〉规避,绕过 an attempt to end-run regulations for fire protection 试图规避防火管理条例的企图。 Example sentencesExamples - Being able to end-run the database has admittedly got people out of a bind though.
- The best way for the reader to get the kind of information I have been getting from the ground all over Iraq, is to end-run the liberal media and go to the Internet blogs.
- It's unrealistic, and selfish, for Internet businesses to think they can end-run the checks and balances in the economy and the average American.
- ‘I think if there's going to be a way to end-run the system, then in order to maintain confidence in the system, we may have to put processes in place to eliminate that loophole,’ Wood says.
Synonyms elude, avoid, dodge, escape, escape from, stay away from, steer clear of, run away from, break away from, lose, leave behind, shake, shake off, keep at arm's length, keep out of someone's way, give someone a wide berth, sidestep, keep one's distance from |