英语词汇“jog”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	jog
释义	jog I. \ˈjäg also ˈjȯg\ verb (jogged ; jogged ; jogging ; jogs) Etymology: probably alteration of shog *transitive verb* 1. : to push or shake by prodding (as with the elbow or hand) : jostle, nudge; especially : to push or touch in order to give notice, to excite attention, or to warn < jogged the reins and the horses started up > < jog you with my elbow when it's time to go > 2. : to rouse to alertness or action < tied a string on his finger to jog his memory > : remind < jog their customers two or three times a year — Paul Friggens > 3. a. : to cause to jog : drive (as a horse) at a jog < an exercise boy … jogs the colt around the track — F.A.Wrensch > b. : to cause (a machine) to operate for an instant < a button permits jogging the … motor to facilitate positioning tools — Sweet's Catalog Service > 4. : to align the edges of (piled sheets of paper) usually by winding and knocking on or with a flat surface *intransitive verb* 1. : to move up and down or about with a short often heavy motion < walked away quickly, his white-painted holster jogging against his hip — Thomas Williams > 2. : to run or ride at a slow joggling trot < a substitute jogged out to the referee > 3. a. : to go at a slow, leisurely, or monotonous pace : trudge, plod, poke < a team of oxen jogged along … drawing a vehicle — O.E.Rölvaag > < prefer to jog along … in stagecoaches instead of whizzing past in a cloud of dust and cinders — Margaret Deland > < under easy sail the fleet jogged along before a moderate trade — S.E.Morison > b. : to proceed steadily, moderately, and usually uneventfully < a rebellion crushed, they jog on as before — George Meredith > < from then on her life jogged peacefully along — C.M.L.Beuf > II. noun (-s) 1. : shake, push, jolt < gave the dispenser a jog in hopes of jarring the coin loose > specifically : one intended to give notice or awaken attention < gave his sleeping buddy a jog as the officer approached > < seeing the book there gave his memory a jog > 2. a. : a jogging movement, gait, or trip < getting … under weigh for a jog down to the breakwater and beyond to have a look at the weather — Llewellyn Howland > b. : a slow pace with marked beats — used of a horse III. noun (-s) Etymology: probably alteration of jag (I) 1. : jag I 4 2. a. : a short part (as of a line, road, or wall) interrupting the direction of the rest < a window in the jog facing south > : an often right-angled projection, notch, or step < a jog in the wall enclosing pipes > b. : the space in the angle of a jog < built shelves in the jog between chimney and wall > c. : a brief abrupt change in direction < where the highway makes a jog around the courthouse square > 3. : a narrow theatrical flat used in an interior setting (as to form an offset in a wall) IV. intransitive verb (jogged ; jogged ; jogging ; jogs) : to form or make a jog < the road jogs to the right over the hill >
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