run someone round—
1. drive smb. to a place:
- You have to go into one of Heathrow’s terminals and hire a car, they will run you round to the hire car places.
2. (coll.) perform the duties of a servant for a person:
- Don’t expect me to run you round for the rest of your life!
run someone round in circles —(also: give someone a run-around) deliberately withhold information, etc. from a person, sending him to other places to get it:
- I spent a long time speaking to various representatives who just run me round in circles.
See also: go around someone / run circles around someone.