morning run
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- After finishing breakfast, I went for my usual morning run around the park.
- an early morning run
- start my morning run
- get in a morning run
Visualize yourself getting up for months and months and months going for those morning runs, practicing.
- Visualize yourself getting up for months and months and months going for those morning runs, practicing.
- He said I hated every single one of those early morning runs, but I loved the idea of being champion of the world.
- Whether it's going for their morning run, getting their groceries, going out to dinner, cleaning the house, going on vacation.
Examples
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Here are a few shots I took around the compound today after my morning run.
Blog text (1) -
So she called Jeff and canceled the morning run.
Fiction book (2000) -
Just going for a Saturday morning run.
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The only thing I got to do is go home and see my wife... ...and get a morning run.
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Originally, the chief of her security detail thought her morning run would be no problem.
Fiction book (1990) -
I can go out for the morning runs, maybe 6 a.m., because I can.
Blog text (29) -
Haley cut through there on her morning run.
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And I suddenly had a pack of Federal Agents trotting behind me on my morning run.
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Yesterday, she introduced herself to J.J. just as he finished his morning run.
Fiction book (1997) -
I've been loving my morning runs while traveling in Europe for the last nine months.
Blog text (30)
Synonyms
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A race on foot to see who is fastest
How Fast
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Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'a run taken in the morning' is directly and transparently derivable from the constituents 'morning' (the early part of the day) and 'run' (a period of running for exercise). This simple noun+noun/compound pattern is cross-linguistically common and follows standard English compounding, so a B1 learner who knows both words will readily understand the MWE.
Etymology
Morning run paints a clear picture: someone taking a run in the morning, often at sunrise to wake up and get some exercise. So, it means 'a run taken in the morning', usually to exercise or clear your mind.