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单词 exercise
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exercise

It is time to exercise this option.The government should not be able to change laws by the exercise of prerogative power.You meet where people exercise in groups.They make each other exercise playlists and talk percentage body fat and useful stretches.Finding a way to exercise that fits neatly into your life is the key to enjoying it.They had invited me to observe their training exercise.No one does exercise on a beach.The lungs and heart are also exercised by singing.She found time out of the limelight, acupuncture and getting control of her exercise routine helped.The exercise involved about 20 people.It has large sums of cash tied up in businesses over which it exercises little control.These exercises can also be done on one leg.It must have been one of the most demanding exercises in our art history.Your daily commute is an option to introduce exercise.The gyms make it easier for people to fit exercise into their daily routine.You meet where a group of people exercise for fun.Food should nourish you and exercise make you feel strong.Prisoners suffered from a lack of fresh air and almost no exercise or constructive activity.Monmouth has also been involved in multinational maritime exercises and training with regional navies.This machine can be used to exercise one leg at a time.They were used to exercising power if they found themselves in a position to do so.We are not being allowed to exercise that choice.You will benefit from this whether you carry out exercises or just relax for a few minutes.Where he differs is in the specific massage and exercises practised on the gut.Your new exercise programme is a useful tool for parties or small talk.For such control to be exercised some sort of accountability will clearly be expected.People can become addicted to the biochemical changes brought about by heavy exercise.To work on the upper layers, you need to do specific abdominal exercises.For the audience it began as an exercise in avant-garde arts and crafts.Moreover, schools seem reluctant to provide and encourage daily exercise, whether passive or competitive.

In other languages
exercise

British English: exercise /ˈɛksəˌsaɪz/ NOUN
physical When you do exercise, you move your body so that you can keep healthy and strong.
Running and swimming are both good exercise.
  • American English: exercise
  • Arabic: رِيَاضَة
  • Brazilian Portuguese: exercício
  • Chinese: 练习
  • Croatian: tjelovježba
  • Czech: cvičení
  • Danish: øvelse
  • Dutch: lichaamsbeweging
  • European Spanish: ejercicio
  • Finnish: liikunta
  • French: exercice
  • German: körperliche Bewegung
  • Greek: άσκηση
  • Italian: esercizio
  • Japanese: 運動 身体
  • Korean: 운동
  • Norwegian: trening
  • Polish: ćwiczenie
  • European Portuguese: exercício
  • Romanian: exercițiu fizic
  • Russian: упражнение
  • Latin American Spanish: ejercicio
  • Swedish: övning
  • Thai: การออกกำลังกาย
  • Turkish: egzersiz
  • Ukrainian: зарядка
  • Vietnamese: tập thể dục
British English: exercise /ˈɛksəˌsaɪz/ NOUN
school work An exercise is something you do to practise what you have learnt.
We did a maths exercise.
  • American English: exercise
  • Arabic: مـُمَارَسَة
  • Brazilian Portuguese: exercício
  • Chinese: 习题
  • Croatian: vježba
  • Czech: cvičeníúkol
  • Danish: opgave
  • Dutch: oefening
  • European Spanish: ejercicio
  • Finnish: harjoitus
  • French: exercice
  • German: Übung
  • Greek: άσκηση
  • Italian: esercizio
  • Japanese: 練習
  • Korean: 연습문제
  • Norwegian: øvelse
  • Polish: ćwiczenia
  • European Portuguese: exercício
  • Romanian: exercițiu
  • Russian: упражнение
  • Latin American Spanish: ejercicio
  • Swedish: övning
  • Thai: แบบฝึกหัด
  • Turkish: alıştırma
  • Ukrainian: вправа
  • Vietnamese: bài tập
British English: exercise VERB
body When you exercise, you move your body energetically in order to get in shape and to remain healthy.
She exercises two or three times a week.
  • American English: exercise
  • Brazilian Portuguese: fazer exercício
  • Chinese: 锻炼
  • European Spanish: hacer ejercicio
  • French: faire du sport
  • German: Sport treiben
  • Italian: fare moto
  • Japanese: 運動する
  • Korean: 운동하다
  • European Portuguese: fazer exercício
  • Latin American Spanish: hacer ejercicio
British English: exercise VERB
authority, rights If you exercise something such as your authority, your rights, or a good quality, you use it or put it into effect.
They are merely exercising their right to free speech.
  • American English: exercise
  • Brazilian Portuguese: exercer
  • Chinese: 行使
  • European Spanish: ejercer
  • French: exercer
  • German: ausüben
  • Italian: esercitare
  • Japanese: 行使する
  • Korean: 권력을 행사하다
  • European Portuguese: exercer
  • Latin American Spanish: ejercer

All related terms of 'exercise'

Chinese translation of 'exercise'

exercise

(ˈɛksəsaɪz)

n

  1. (u) (= physical exertion) 运(運)动(動) (yùndòng)
  2. (c) (= series of movements) 练(練)习(習) (liànxí) (个(個), )
  3. (c) (Scol, Mus) 练(練)习(習) (liànxí) (个(個), )
  4. (c) (Mil) 演习(習) (yǎnxí) (, )
  5. (s) (frm) [of authority etc] 行使 (xíngshǐ)

vt

  1. (= use)
    1. [right, authority etc] 行使 (xíngshǐ)
    2. [patience, restraint, care etc] 运(運)用 (yùnyòng)
    1. [muscles] 锻(鍛)炼(鍊) (duànliàn)
    2. [mind] 运(運)用 (yùnyòng)
  2. [dog] (liù)

vi

  1. [person] 锻(鍛)炼(鍊) (duànliàn)
    to take or get exercise 做健身活动(動) (zuò jiànshēn huódòng)
    to do exercises (Sport) 锻(鍛)炼(鍊)身体(體) (duànliàn shēntǐ)
(verb) 
Definition
to put into use
They are merely exercising their right to free speech.
Synonyms
put to use
use
Officials used loud-hailers to call for calm.
apply
The government appears to be applying the same principle.
employ
the approaches and methods we employed in this study
practise
exert
He exerted all his considerable charm to get the board to agree.
enjoy
wield
He remains chairman, but wields little power in the company.
utilize
Sound engineers utilize a range of techniques.
bring to bear
avail yourself of
(verb) 
Definition
to practise using in order to develop or train
She exercises two or three times a week.
Synonyms
train
They have spent a year training for the race.
work out
I work out at a gym twice a week.
practise
practising for a gym display
drill
He drills the choir to a high standard.
keep fit
inure
do exercises
(verb) 
Definition
to worry or vex
an issue that has long exercised the finest scientific minds
Synonyms
worry
‘Why didn't you tell us?’ – ‘Didn't want to worry you.’
concern
It concerned her that Bess was going out so much.
occupy
try
She really tried my patience.
trouble
Is anything troubling you?
pain
It pains me to think of an animal being in distress.
disturb
He had been disturbed by the news of the attack.
burden
We decided not to burden him with the news.
distress
I did not want to frighten or distress her.
preoccupy
a question that continues to preoccupy the more serious papers
agitate
The thought of them inheriting all these things agitated her.
perplex
vex
Everything about that man vexes me.
perturb
He didn't seem to be perturbed by the news.
(noun) 
Definition
the use or practice of (a right, power, or authority)
Leadership does not rest on the exercise of force alone.
Synonyms
use
research related to microcomputers and their use in classrooms
practice
They advocate self-knowledge through the practice of yoga.
application
With repeated application of the product, the weeds were overcome.
operation
employment
the employment of the safety car
discharge
free of any influence which might affect the discharge of his duties
implementation
the implementation of the peace agreement
enjoyment
the enjoyment of equal freedom by all
accomplishment
fulfilment
I will allow no hesitation in the fulfilment of the reforms.
exertion
the exertion of legislative power
utilization
(noun) 
Definition
physical exertion, esp. for training or keeping fit
Lack of exercise can lead to feelings of depression and exhaustion.
Synonyms
exertion
panting from the exertion of climbing the stairs
training
He had no formal training as a decorator.
She will soon be back in training for next year.
activity
There is an extraordinary level of activity in the market.
action
Her description of the action of poisons is very accurate.
work
This needs time and a lot of hard work.
labour
the labour of seeding, planting and harvesting
effort
A great deal of effort had been put into the planning.
movement
discipline
inner disciplines like transcendental meditation
toil
It is only toil which gives meaning to things.
physical activity
(noun) 
Definition
a manoeuvre or simulated combat operation
a missile being used in a military exercise
Synonyms
manoeuvre
The camp was used for military manoeuvres.
campaign
The General's campaign against the militia has so far failed.
operation
a full-scale military operation
movement
I could watch your every movement.
deployment
(noun) 
Definition
a set of movements, tasks, etc., designed to improve or test one's ability or fitness
Try working through the opening exercises in this chapter.
Synonyms
task
He had the unenviable task of breaking the bad news.
problem
lesson
Now let's look at lesson one.
assignment
The course involves written assignments and practical tests.
work
I used to take work home, but I don't do it any more.
schooling
practice
netball practice
schoolwork

Additional synonyms

in the sense of action
Her description of the action of poisons is very accurate.
Synonyms
effect,
working,
work,
force,
power,
process,
effort,
operation,
activity,
movement,
influence,
functioning,
motion,
exertion
in the sense of activity
Definition
the state of being active
There is an extraordinary level of activity in the market.
Synonyms
action,
work,
life,
labour,
movement,
energy,
exercise,
spirit,
enterprise,
motion,
bustle,
animation,
vigour,
hustle,
exertion,
hurly-burly,
liveliness,
activeness,
stir
in the sense of agitate
Definition
to excite, disturb, or trouble
The thought of them inheriting all these things agitated her.
Synonyms
upset,
worry,
trouble,
disturb,
excite,
alarm,
stimulate,
distract,
rouse,
ruffle,
inflame,
incite,
unnerve,
disconcert,
disquiet,
fluster,
perturb,
faze,
work someone up,
give someone grief (British, South Africa),
arouse,
ferment

Synonyms of 'exercise'

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