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The Portuguese word for "run" is "correr," which means to move swiftly on foot.

In this sentence, the word 'corro' is the conjugated form of the verb 'correr,' which means 'to run' in Portuguese, and is used to describe the action of physically running in a park.

Eu corro no parque todas as manhãs.

I run in the park every morning.

Here, 'a correr' represents the verb 'correr' in a figurative sense, meaning 'to operate' or 'to run' a program or software.

Este computador está a correr o último software disponível.

This computer is running the latest available software.

In this example, 'correr' is used in the imperative form to indicate urgency to move quickly to catch the bus.

Vamos correr para pegar o ônibus a tempo.

Let's run to catch the bus on time.