run in with
Upper Intermediate (B2)informal
To get into a fight or argument with someone, especially police or a boss
"He ran in with his supervisor over the new company policy."
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Why the US is deporting so many people
Johnny Harris · 22:38
a small run in with the police could mean deportation.
Os segredos da “Flauta Mágica” de Mozart – Joshua Borths
Seja curioso — TED-Ed · 1:06
Tamino's run in with the dragon is only the start of his journey.