I came across the following sentence
I'd rather give up running for it
I dont understand what it means
Here "running for it " means escaping or running away?
I dont have its previous or following sentences
Thanks
deborahjeong I'd rather give up running for it . I don't have its previous or following sentences Unfortunately you will need to find them; otherwise, we have no idea what 'it' is.
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deborahjeongI'd rather give up running for it. I don't have its previous or following sentences
Unfortunately you will need to find them; otherwise, we have no idea what 'it' is.
deborahjeongHere "running for it " means escaping or running away?
Probably not. That would be 'running (away) from', not 'for'.
Perhaps the intended format is 'give up something for something'.
eg I gave up smoking for $1,000,000.
eg I gave up running for $1,000,000.
eg I gave up running for it, (We still don't know what it refers to.)
eg I would rather give up running for it,