No. 14,888 in German
rennen
"Rennen" means "to run."
In a sentence
Ich renne jeden Morgen im Park.
I run in the park every morning.
Here, 'rennen' is used to describe jogging or actively running with effort, typically for exercise or as a physical activity.
Der Hund rennt hinter dem Ball her.
The dog runs after the ball.
In this context, 'rennen' depicts the act of running swiftly towards something, emphasizing speed and purpose.
Wir mussten rennen, um den Zug nicht zu verpassen.
We had to run to not miss the train.
Here 'rennen' is employed to convey a hurried action, highlighting urgency and haste in running.
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