run afoul of
英 [rʌn əˈfaʊl ɔv] 美 [rʌn əˈfaʊl ʌv]

v.

与…相撞，与…冲突，与…纠缠；

双语例句

用作及物动词(vt.)

1. I saw a collision of a bus with a car.
   我看到公共和小汽车相撞。
2. He ran around the corner, cannoning into a group of kids.
   他跑过拐角时与一群小孩相撞。

权威例句

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