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1. • • rennen to run to race to pelt [coll.] [run]
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   What does Rennen mean?

   • ducken, Kopf weg, unsere sieben Zwetschgen zusammenraffen - und rennen, rennen , rennen. Running is the activity of moving fast on foot, especially as a sport. ...cross-country running. English Translation of “RENNEN” | The official Collins German-English Dictionary online. Over 100,000 English translations of German words and phrases.

   English translation of 'rennen' - Collins Online Dictionary

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   What is the difference between Rennen and Rennen?

   • The past comes with sein, the ge-form is gejoggt and the real past stem is joggte. Rennen is the German brother of to run. But rennen is really only to run really fast so it is NOT like jogging at all. Also all the other meanings of to run, like water or business etc., are very likely NOT included in rennen, so don’t try.

   German words for walking in German - Your Daily German

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   What is the difference between a Rennen and a run?

   • Rennen is the easiest to explain: The corresponding noun is das Rennen (the race). Therefore "rennen" means to run really fast or as fast as possible. With laufen it depends on context: Run at a more relaxed speed, jogg (like running, but slower). Move on foot (to differentiate from going by bus /car...).

   Is there any difference between "laufen" and "rennen"?

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   What is the difference between Rennen and Laufen?

   • In that way it is consistent with sports language. "Rennen" is running fast and means a type of movement where both your feet are leaving ground at the same time. "Laufen" will mean the same when you are talking about sports, otherwise it is a general word for moving by feet, and you need context to know of there is something said about speed.

   Is there any difference between "laufen" and "rennen"?

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   "rennen" means "to run".e. g. to run away from someone, to run as fast as you can. It sounds a bit less "controlled" than laufen. In a sports competition, we'd usually say "laufen", even though the competition itself is called "das Rennen" / "das Wettrennen". But sometimes might say "rennen". Especially when talking to kids:

4. www.collinsdictionary.com › dictionary › germanEnglish translation of 'rennen' - Collins Online Dictionary

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   das Rennen ist gelaufen (lit) the race is over; (fig) it’s all over. das Rennen machen (lit, fig) to win (the race) aus dem Rennen ausscheiden (lit, fig) to drop out. jdn aus dem Rennen werfen (lit) to put sb out of the race; (fig) to put sb out of the running.

5. yourdailygerman.com › laufen-rennen-stolpernGerman words for walking in German | Your Daily German

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   Jul 13, 2021 · Most of you know what to go and to run means in German. But there are many more "modes" of walking. Today, we'll explore words like sneak, stumble and trod... Vocab: gehen, laufen, rennen, schleichen, stolpern, schlendern, bummeln,...

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6. german.stackexchange.com › questions › 18395Is there any difference between "laufen" and "rennen"?

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   Dec 8, 2014 · Wann benutzt man “laufen” und wann “rennen”? I can’t quite grasp the difference between laufen and rennen. I know they both mean running. In Italian, my native language, we just have this one traslation for both of them, and so I can’t decide when I can only use one of them. Are they equivalent, or is there any difference?

7. dictionary.reverso.net › german-english › rennenrennen translation in English | German-English dictionary ...

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   rennen. ren•nen ( rannte) pret ( gerannt) ptp. 1 vi aux sein. a (=schnell laufen) to run, (Sport) [Mensch, Tier] to run, to race. [Auto etc] to race. um die Wette rennen to have a race. (aufs Klo) rennen inf to run (to the loo (Brit) inf (US) or bathroom )

8. dict.leo.org › german-english › rennenrennen - Translation in LEO’s English ⇔ German Dictionary

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   Learn the translation for ‘rennen’ in LEO’s ­English ⇔ German­ dictionary. With noun/verb tables for the different cases and tenses links to audio pronunciation and relevant forum discussions free vocabulary trainer .

9. en.bab.la › dictionary › german-englishRENNEN - Translation in English - bab.la

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   Translation for 'rennen' in the free German-English dictionary and many other English translations. bab.la - Online dictionaries, vocabulary, conjugation, grammar share