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Traducciones

jognoun
jogs
pl
UK
/dʒɒg/
US
/dʒɑg/
She went for a jog in the park every morning to stay fit.
Elle faisait un jogging dans le parc chaque matin pour rester en forme.
Traducciones adicionales
coudeEn parlant d’une route ou d’un chemin, léger changement brusque de direction.
secousseLégère secousse ou mouvement.
pousséeCoup léger, petite poussée.
Sinónimos
trot
run
workout
exercise
sprint
dash
jogverb
jogged
Past Simple
jogged
Past Participle
jogging
Gerund
UK
/dʒɒɡ/
US
/dʒɑɡ/
raviverÀ propos d’un souvenir ou d’une mémoire.
The old photograph jogged his memory of the summer they spent together.
La vieille photographie a ravivé le souvenir de l’été qu’ils avaient passé ensemble.
joggerEmploi courant pour courir à allure modérée.
She likes to jog in the park every morning before work.
Elle aime jogger dans le parc chaque matin avant le travail.
Traducciones adicionales
dévierEn parlant d’un trajet ou d’un chemin qui change légèrement de direction.
bousculerLégèrement, d’un petit coup.
Sinónimos
trot
dash
sprint
race
exercise
amble
scamper
run
jogadjective
UK
/dʒɒɡ/
US
/dʒɑɡ/
Used attributively before nouns to denote relation to jogging or a jogging pace.
joggingEmploi attributif, notamment dans des syntagmes comme « jog shorts ».
He bought a pair of jog shorts for his morning runs.
Il a acheté un short de jogging pour ses courses du matin.

Definiciones

jognoun
A slow, steady run, typically one that is less intense than a sprint.
She went for a jog in the park every morning to stay fit.
A push or nudge that is gentle or slight.
He gave the door a jog to make sure it was closed properly.
A slight shake or movement.
The jog of the train made it difficult to read the newspaper.
A sharp bend or slight change in direction, especially in a path or road.
There is a jog in the road just after the bridge.
jogverb
To run at a steady, gentle pace, especially as a form of physical exercise.
She likes to jog in the park every morning before work.
To nudge or shake slightly; to give a small push or bump.
He jogged her elbow to get her attention during the meeting.
To stimulate or prompt (a memory or thought).
The old photograph jogged his memory of the summer they spent together.
To make a sudden, slight turn or deviation in course.
The trail jogs to the left before climbing the hill.
jogadjective
Relating to or designed for jogging; used attributively before a noun.
He bought a pair of jog shorts for his morning runs.
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