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exercise
1 uncountable physical activity done in order to stay healthy and make your body strongerTry to do 20 minutes of vigorous exercise every day. get exercise: I get plenty of exercise being an aerobics instructor. take/do exercise: You should take more exercise. Synonyms and related words
Physical exercise and exercises aerobic aerobics aquarobics 1a countable a physical action that you repeat several times in order to make a part of your body stronger or more healthyRoll over and repeat the exercise on the other leg. Synonyms and related words
Physical exercise and exercises aerobic aerobics aquarobics 1b only before nounrelating to exercise, or used for exercise Synonyms and related words
Physical exercise and exercises aerobic aerobics aquarobics
2 countable an activity or set of activities that you do in order to learn how to do somethingHave you done your piano exercises yet? Synonyms and related words
Relating to learning and the process of learning acquisition advanced assimilation 2a a set of written questions that you answer in order to help you to learn somethingNext I’d like you to do the exercises on page 10. Synonyms and related words
Relating to learning and the process of learning acquisition advanced assimilation
3 countable usually plurala set of activities that the armed forces do in order to be prepared to fight in a war Synonyms and related words
Military training and exercises at ease attention boot camp 4 singular formalan action that has a particular plan, purpose, or resultThe object of the exercise is to get you to think independently. Comparing prices can be a worthwhile exercise. exercise in: Good management is often an exercise in compromise. Synonyms and related words 5 uncountable formalthe use of your power, rights, or skillspublic officials in the exercise of their duties Synonyms and related words
exercise
1 uncountable physical activity done in order to stay healthy and make your body strongerTry to do 20 minutes of vigorous exercise every day. get exercise: I get plenty of exercise being an aerobics instructor. Synonyms and related words
Physical exercise and exercises aerobic aerobics aquarobics 1a countable a physical action that you repeat several times in order to make a part of your body stronger or more healthyRoll over and repeat the exercise on the other leg. Synonyms and related words
Physical exercise and exercises aerobic aerobics aquarobics 1b only before nounrelating to exercise, or used for exercise Synonyms and related words
Physical exercise and exercises aerobic aerobics aquarobics
2 countable an activity or set of activities that you do in order to learn how to do somethingHave you done your piano exercises yet? Synonyms and related words
Relating to learning and the process of learning acquisition advanced assimilation 2a a set of written questions that you answer in order to help you to learn somethingNext I’d like you to do the exercises on page 10. Synonyms and related words
Relating to learning and the process of learning acquisition advanced assimilation
3 countable usually plurala set of activities that the military does in order to be prepared to fight in a war Synonyms and related words
Military training and exercises Annapolis at ease attention 4 singular formalan action that has a particular plan, purpose, or resultThe object of the exercise is to get you to think independently. Comparing prices can be a worthwhile exercise. exercise in: Good management is often an exercise in compromise. Synonyms and related words 5 uncountable formalthe use of your power, rights, or skillspublic officials in the exercise of their duties Synonyms and related words
Use of something application consumption exploitation
exercise
1 intransitive to do a physical activity such as walking, swimming, or running in order to stay healthy and make your body strongerDo you eat properly and exercise regularly? Synonyms and related words
To do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit 1a transitive to move or use a particular part of your body in order to make it strongThe doctor said I should exercise my knee every morning. Synonyms and related words
To do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit 1b transitive to allow an animal to walk or run so that it stays healthyLarge dogs should be exercised every day. Synonyms and related words
Keeping and training animals answer to the name of call off cat litter
2 transitive formalto use your power or rightsFor centuries, the Church exercised almost unquestioned authority over people’s lives. Synonyms and related words
To use something, or to be used go towards bring in fall back on
Nouns frequently used as objects of exercise ▪ authority, control, influence, jurisdiction, power, prerogative, right, veto
3 transitive to use a skill or personal quality, especially in order to avoid problemsCaution must be exercised when operating this equipment. Synonyms and related words
To use something, or to be used go towards bring in fall back on
Nouns frequently used as objects of exercise ▪ caution, discretion, judgment, responsibility, restraint, self-restraint, vigilance
4 transitive very formalto worry someone, or to make them think hard about somethingThey were greatly exercised by the prospect of losing their jobs. Synonyms and related words
To make someone worried or nervous
exercise
1 intransitive to do a physical activity such as walking, swimming, or running in order to stay healthy and make your body strongerDo you eat right and exercise regularly? Synonyms and related words
To do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit 1a transitive to move or use a particular part of your body in order to make it strongThe doctor said I should exercise my knee every morning. Synonyms and related words
To do physical exercise as a way of keeping fit 1b transitive to allow an animal to walk or run so that it stays healthyLarge dogs should be exercised every day. Synonyms and related words
Keeping and training animals answer to the name of call off cat litter
2 transitive formalto use your power or rightsFor centuries, the Church exercised almost unquestioned authority over people’s lives. Synonyms and related words
To use something, or to be used
Nouns frequently used as objects of exercise ▪ authority, control, influence, jurisdiction, power, prerogative, right, veto
3 transitive very formalto worry someone, or to make them think hard about somethingThey were greatly exercised by the prospect of losing their jobs. Synonyms and related words
To make someone worried or nervous 4 transitive to use a skill or personal quality, especially in order to avoid problemsCaution must be exercised when operating this equipment. Synonyms and related words
To use something, or to be used
Nouns frequently used as objects of exercise ▪ caution, discretion, judgment, responsibility, restraint, self-restraint, vigilance
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