exercise
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/ˈeksərsaɪz/
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/ˈeksəsaɪz/
noun
A1
Activity to keep your body or mind healthy and strong
Daily exercise helps you stay healthy.
A1
Movements or activities to improve health or skills
Do your exercise routine every morning.
A1
Questions in a book to test knowledge or practice
Complete the math exercise for homework.
R
Using power, skill, or a right to make something happen
The exercise of authority requires care.
R
An activity meant to achieve a specific result
The team building exercise improved cooperation.
R
Training activities for soldiers
Military exercise prepares soldiers for real situations.
R
Formal ceremonies or events
The graduation exercise was held in the auditorium.
verb
A1
To do physical activities to stay healthy or become stronger
You should exercise regularly to feel good.
R
To move a body part to keep it strong and healthy
This exercise will help strengthen your legs.
B2
To use power, rights, or qualities to achieve something
Leaders must exercise good judgment.
R
To worry or think deeply about something
The problem continued to exercise his mind.
translation
Activity to keep your body or mind healthy and strong; Movements or activities to improve health or skills; Questions in a book to test knowledge or practice; Using power, skill, or a right to make something happen; An activity meant to achieve a specific result; Training activities for soldiers; Formal ceremonies or events
To do physical activities to stay healthy or become stronger; To move a body part to keep it strong and healthy; To use power, rights, or qualities to achieve something; To worry or think deeply about something
Word Forms
3rd Present
exercises
Past
exercised
Perfect
exercised
Progressive
exercising
Plural
exercises