run on
RUN ON
procurrere (to run further): profluere (to flow further; of water): decurrere (e.g. manus in scribendo Quint. 10 7 11): the pay runs on procedunt alicui aera (Liv. 5 7 12). The interest runs on (i.e. at compound interest) centesimae fenore perpetuo ducuntur (Cic. Att. 5 21 extr.). Interest that runs on centesimae perpetuae (opposed to quotannis renovatae ibid. 6 2 extr.). RUN OUT
As liquids from a vessel effluere: emanare: stillare: exstillare (by drops): clepsydra extremum stillicidium exhausit (has run out Sen.).
To project excurrere: procurrere: prominere (in architecture). A promontory that runs out into the sea promontorium in mare procurrens.
procurrere (to run further): profluere (to flow further; of water): decurrere (e.g. manus in scribendo Quint. 10 7 11): the pay runs on procedunt alicui aera (Liv. 5 7 12). The interest runs on (i.e. at compound interest) centesimae fenore perpetuo ducuntur (Cic. Att. 5 21 extr.). Interest that runs on centesimae perpetuae (opposed to quotannis renovatae ibid. 6 2 extr.). RUN OUT
As liquids from a vessel effluere: emanare: stillare: exstillare (by drops): clepsydra extremum stillicidium exhausit (has run out Sen.).
To project excurrere: procurrere: prominere (in architecture). A promontory that runs out into the sea promontorium in mare procurrens.