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"run" is a verb. "run" alone is a bare infinitive; "to run" means the same, and it's a to-infinitive.
there's no difference between the senses of "run" and "to run", but they are used in slightly different ways:
run (verb) 跑步
a. it's so tiring TO RUN under the hot sun. V.S.
b. he is RUNNING under the hot sun.
run (verb) 經營
2. it's complex TO RUN a business. V.S.
3. he RUNS the family business for his father.
2007-01-07 12:53:16 補充:
as you can see "run" alone can serve as a verb, but "to run" cannot; "to run" has to use with ANOTHER VERB, such as "is" in (a) and (2) in my examples.