0 a short journey made in order to get something or do something especially for someone else -- pochůzka, posílka
1 the purpose of such a journey -- záležitost, vyřizování
She accomplished her errand.
Is it not a fact that men batmen go out on errands for the officers' wives?
What is her position when she goes out on normal errands?
He put stamps on envelopes and ran errands, but he ended up as managing director.
Judgment and character will have the chance of making and acquiring such strength that the thoughtless acceptance of bookmakers' errands will be largely checked.
They cleaned the wards, looked out for patients' needs and ran errands for them—until the contracting-out process began.
They are probably running errands, exchanging books and doing all kinds of things.
They do various things, and one thing is visiting old people in their homes and running their errands for them.
Other associations not merely visit old people, but discover and do what is wanted, such as shopping and running errands.
