Usage examples of "correre alea" in Italian with translation to English

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È capace di correre un miglio in quattro minuti. He is capable of running a mile in four minutes.
Sono troppo stanco per correre. I am too tired to run.
Riesci a correre velocemente? Can you run fast?
Chiunque troverebbe difficile correre in un giorno così caldo. Anyone would find it hard to run on such a hot day.
Tom sa correre veloce. Tom can run fast.
John è troppo grasso per correre velocemente. John is too fat to run fast.
Lui è capace di correre un miglio in quattro minuti. He is capable of running a mile in four minutes.
Posso correre con te? May I run with you?
Cominciò a correre. He began to run.
Prima di andare a correre mi allaccio sempre le scarpe stretto. I always tie my shoes tightly before I go jogging.
Non ho voglia di correre alla stazione. I don't feel up to running to the station.
Lo vidi correre. I saw him running.
Lei odia correre. She hates running.
Odia correre. She hates running.
Non devi correre negli edifici della scuola. You must not run in the school buildings.
Mi piace correre. I like to run.
John è troppo grasso per correre veloce. John is too fat to run fast.
Non correre rischi. Don't run risks.
A me piace correre. I like to run.
Le piace correre. She likes to run.
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