jog

A noun referring to a slow, steady run, typically for exercise; also can mean a slight push or nudge, or a sharp change in direction.

ruСуществительное, обозначающее медленный, равномерный бег, обычно для упражнений; также может означать лёгкий толчок или резкое изменение направления.esSustantivo que designa una carrera lenta y uniforme, generalmente como ejercicio; también puede referirse a un empujón ligero o a un cambio brusco de dirección.frNom désignant une course lente et régulière, généralement pratiquée pour l'exercice; peut aussi désigner une légère poussée ou un changement brusque de direction.deSubstantiv für einen langsamen, gleichmäßigen Lauf, meist als sportliche Betätigung; außerdem ein leichter Stoß oder eine plötzliche Richtungsänderung.ptSubstantivo que designa uma corrida lenta e constante, geralmente para exercício físico; também pode indicar um leve empurrão ou uma mudança brusca de direção.zh指缓慢而匀速的跑步，通常用于锻炼；也可指轻推或突然的方向改变。arاسم يدل على الجري البطيء المنتظم، غالبًا بقصد التمرين، كما قد يدل على دفعة خفيفة أو تغيير مفاجئ في الاتجاه.

1. A slow pace of running A2 formal

   A form of exercise consisting of running at a steady, gentle pace.

   • She goes for a jog every morning before work.
   • A light jog around the park helps clear my mind.
   • He started with a brisk walk and then broke into a jog.

   ruБег трусцойestrote suavefrJogging lentdeJoggingptCorrida levezh慢跑arالجري الخفيف

   Synonyms: dogtrotlopetrot

   Antonyms: dashracesprint

2. A sharp change in direction B2 formal

   A sudden turn or bend in a path, road, or line.

   • The path takes a sharp jog to the left near the old oak tree.
   • There is a jog in the road just past the bridge.
   • The fence line has a slight jog where the property boundary changes.

   ruПоворотesRecodofrChangement brusque de directiondeKnickptCurvazh急转arانعطاف حاد

   Synonyms: anglebendcurvedeflectiondoglegkinkturnzigzag

   Antonyms: continuitydirectnessstraight

3. A slight push or shake B1 informal

   A gentle nudge, push, or shake to get attention or to move something slightly.

   • He gave her a jog with his elbow to get her attention.
   • A small jog of the table caused the vase to wobble.
   • She felt a jog in her arm as someone bumped into her.

   ruТолчокesEmpujón suave o sacudidafrPoussée légère ou secoussedeleichter StoßptEmpurrãozinhozh轻推arنخزة خفيفة

   Synonyms: joltnudgepokeprodpushshaketap

• jogs plural form
• jogs' possessive plural form
• jog's possessive singular form

A verb used to indicate the act of running at a steady, gentle pace, especially as a form of exercise.

ruГлагол, обозначающий бег в устойчивом, спокойном темпе, особенно как форма физической тренировки.esVerbo que significa correr a un ritmo constante y moderado, especialmente como forma de ejercicio físico.frVerbe désignant une course à allure régulière et modérée, pratiquée notamment comme exercice physique.deVerb, das ein ruhiges, gleichmäßiges Laufen bezeichnet, besonders als Form des körperlichen Trainings.ptVerbo que significa correr em ritmo constante e moderado, especialmente como forma de exercício físico.zh动词，指以稳定而轻松的速度慢跑，尤指作为一种体育锻炼方式。arفعل يدل على الجري بوتيرة ثابتة هادئة، خاصة كتمرين بدني أو للياقة. ويشمل أيضًا معنى الركض الخفيف أو الهرولة.

1. Run for exercise A2 formal

   To run at a steady, gentle pace, especially as a form of physical exercise.

   • She jogs every morning in the park.
   • He started jogging to improve his cardiovascular health.
   • They jogged along the beach at sunrise.

   ruБегать трусцойesHacer footingfrFaire du joggingdeJoggenptCorrer para se exercitarzh慢跑arالركض الخفيف

   Synonyms: dogtrotloperuntrot

2. Run at a moderate pace A2 formal

   To move at a speed that is faster than walking but slower than running.

   • The horse jogged lightly around the track.
   • He jogged down the street to catch the bus.
   • She jogged at a comfortable pace for thirty minutes.

   ruБежать трусцойesTrotarfrCourir à une allure modéréedeTrabenptCorrer em ritmo moderadozh慢跑arالجري بخطوات معتدلة

   Synonyms: dogtrotjog trotloperuntrot

3. Give a slight push B1 informal

   To nudge or push someone or something gently, often to get attention or to move slightly.

   • He jogged her elbow to get her attention.
   • She jogged the table accidentally while passing by.
   • The child jogged his brother's arm, making him spill the drink.

   ruСлегка толкнутьesDar un empujón suavefrPousser légèrementdeLeicht anstoßenptDar um empurrãozinhozh轻推arدفعة خفيفة

   Synonyms: elbownudgepokeprodtap

4. Stimulate memory B2 informal

   To cause someone to remember something or to bring a memory back.

   • The old photograph jogged his memory of childhood summers.
   • She tried to jog her memory by retracing her steps.
   • The song jogged a forgotten memory from her college days.

   ruВосстановить в памятиesAvivar la memoriafrRaviver la mémoiredeErinnerung wachrufenptReativar a memóriazh唤起记忆arإنعاش الذاكرة

   Synonyms: cuenudgepromptrefreshremindstimulatestirtrigger

5. Talk or write in a desultory manner C1 formal british

   To continue speaking or writing in a rambling, disconnected, or aimless way.

   • He jogged on about his travels without a clear point.
   • The essay jogged from one topic to another without focus.
   • She jogged through her speech, losing the audience's attention.

   ruБолтать без умолкуesdivagarfrdiscourir de façon décousuedeZusammenhanglos daherredenptTagarelar sem pararzh漫无边际地闲扯arالثرثرة بلا هدف

   Synonyms: digressdrivelmaunderprattleramblewander

6. Even up paper edges C1 formal

   To align the edges of a stack of paper by tapping or shaking them, typically in printing or bookbinding.

   • The printer jogged the stack of paper before loading it.
   • He jogged the pages to ensure they were perfectly aligned.
   • She jogged the ream of paper against the table to straighten it.

   ruВыровнятьesEmparejar los bordes del papelfrÉgaliser une pile de papierdePapierkanten ausrichtenptAlinharzh齐纸arمحاذاة حواف الورق

   Synonyms: aligneven upjogglesquaresquare upstraighten

• jogged past participle
• jogged past simple
• jogging present participle
• jogs third person singular