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Safrar Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

Run based

Hi. I heard someone talking about a ball game. It was "my son didn't catch a foul ball, but after the game, they got to run based." I looked up the phrase "run based," but I didn't get the answer. Could you please tell me the meaning of the phrase?

Thank you.
  

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Safrar they got to run based. This doesn't mean anything to me. I suspect you misheard something or maybe you heard only part of something.

— CalifJim

  • Safrar they got to run based.
  • This doesn't mean anything to me.
  • I suspect you misheard something or maybe you heard only part of something.
  • I think you mean "run the bases".
  • You can Google this phrase for more information, but basically "to run the bases" is to run from home base to first base, to second, to third, and then back to home base.
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Safrarthey got to run based.
This doesn't mean anything to me. I suspect you misheard something or maybe you heard only part of something. I think you mean "run the bases". You can Google this phrase for more information, but basically "to run the bases" is to run from home base to first base, to second, to third, and then back to home base. It's usually d
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That makes sense. Unfortunately, I couldn't find the sound source to rehear. Thank you for your answer, CJ.
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