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exercising

/ˈek.sər.saɪ.zɪŋ/

Traducción: Actividad física realizada para mantener o mejorar la forma física y la salud, así como práctica de ejercicios específicos para desarrollar habilidades o músculos., Verbo que denota realizar actividad física para mantener o mejorar la salud y la forma física, así como poner en práctica o emplear una capacidad, derecho, profesión o rutina.

2 entradas

noun

B1formalcommonsport/ˈek.sər.saɪ.zɪŋ/

incontable

The activity of engaging in physical exertion to maintain or improve fitness and health.

  • 🇪🇸Actividad física realizada para mantener o mejorar la forma física y la salud, así como práctica de ejercicios específicos para desarrollar habilidades o músculos.
  1. Physical activity for fitness A2 formal

    The activity of exerting your muscles in various ways to keep fit.

    • Regular exercising helps improve cardiovascular health.
    • She makes time for exercising every morning.
    • Exercising outdoors can boost your mood and energy levels.

    🇪🇸ejercicio físico

    Sinónimos: bodybuildingconditioningdrillexercisephysical exercisetrainingworkout

  • exercisings plural form
  • exercisings' possessive plural form
  • exercising's possessive singular form

verb

A2formalcommon/ˈek.sər.saɪz/

A verb used to indicate the act of engaging in physical activity to maintain or improve health and fitness, or to apply or put into use a faculty, right, or practice.

  • 🇪🇸Verbo que denota realizar actividad física para mantener o mejorar la salud y la forma física, así como poner en práctica o emplear una capacidad, derecho, profesión o rutina.
  1. Physical activity A1 formal

    To engage in physical activity to maintain or improve health and fitness.

    • She exercises every morning at the gym.
    • You should exercise regularly to stay healthy.
    • He exercises by swimming three times a week.

    🇪🇸Hacer ejercicio

    Sinónimos: movesweattrainwork out

    Antónimos: idlelazerest

  2. Use or apply B2 formal

    To use or apply a power, right, or quality.

    • Citizens should exercise their right to vote.
    • The manager exercised his authority to make changes.
    • She exercised great patience during the difficult negotiation.

    🇪🇸Ejercer

    Sinónimos: applyemployexertuseutilizewield

  3. Worry or trouble B2 formal

    To cause someone to worry or be concerned.

    • The problem continues to exercise the minds of scientists.
    • The issue exercised the committee for several hours.
    • His behavior exercised his parents greatly.

    🇪🇸Preocupar, inquietar

    Sinónimos: agitatebotherconcerndisquietdistressperturbpreoccupytroublevexworry

    Antónimos: assurecomfortreassuresoothe

  • exercised past participle
  • exercised past simple
  • exercising present participle
  • exercises third person singular