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

exercisenoun

uk/ˈek.sə.saɪz/us/ˈek.sɚ.saɪz/

exercise noun (HEALTHY ACTIVITY)

A2 [ C or U ] physical activity that you do to make your body strong and healthy:

Swimming is my favourite form of exercise.

You really should take more exercise.

I do stomach exercises most days.

More examples

Regular exercise reduces the risk of coronary heart disease.
This exercise is designed to develop the shoulder and back muscles.
Eat healthily and take plenty of exercise.
I haven't done much exercise all week, so I think I'll go for a jog this morning.
A good diet and plenty of exercise will help you to keep your body healthy.

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Exercising & training

aerial yoga
Anti-Gravity yoga
barbell
bench press
benchpress
bodybuilding
calisthenics
cardio
cross-trainer
cross-training
crunch
firm sth up
limber
multigym
Pilates
split
t'ai chi
train
warm
weight training

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exercise noun (PRACTICE)

C2 [ C ] an action or actions intended to improve something or make something happen:

Ships from eight navies will be taking part in an exercise in the Pacific to improve their efficiency in combat.

It would be a useful exercise for you to say the speech aloud several times.

an exercise in public relations

A2 [ C ] a short piece of written work that you do to practise something you are learning:

The book has exercises at the end of every chapter.

More examples

These mental exercises are designed to encourage creative thinking.
The cost of this exercise is proving a major hurdle.
Today we're going to work on an exercise that aims to improve your interpersonal skills.
One official dismissed the ceasefire as a mere propaganda exercise.
Environmentalists attacked the company's ad as a public-relations exercise.

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Acting and acts

(your) every move idiom
-ation
act/do sth on your own responsibility idiom
action
activity
agency
ant
be up to sth idiom
feel
gambit
get around to sth
give yourself over/up to sth
go about sth
go about your business idiom
go through with sth
hand
manoeuvring
money
talk the talk idiom
up to

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Exams, tests & exercises

exercise noun (USE)

[ U ] formal the use of something:

The exercise of restraint may well be difficult.

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Using and misusing

adopt
adoption
advantage
avail
avail yourself of sth
be/go heavy on sth idiom
go into sth
go through sth
gobble sth up
heavy
make capital out of sth idiom
max
mine
unused
upcycle
upcycling
usable
usage
use
wear

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exercise noun (CEREMONY)

exercises [ plural ] US formal

a ceremony that includes speeches and usually traditional music or activities:

graduation exercises

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Ceremonies

cavalcade
ceremonial
ceremony
commemorate
commencement
hara-kiri
induction
initiate
investiture
knight
master of ceremonies
MC
nuptials
pageant
ritual
salute
solemnize
speech day
state occasion
troop

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exerciseverb

uk/ˈek.sə.saɪz/us/ˈek.sɚ.saɪz/

exercise verb (DO HEALTHY ACTIVITY)

B1 [ I or T ] to do physical activities to make your body strong and healthy:

She exercises most evenings usually by running.

A work-out in the gym will exercise all the major muscle groups.

[ T ] If you exercise an animal, you make it walk or run so that it stays strong and healthy:

Now he's retired he spends most afternoons exercising his dogs.

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Eat healthily and exercise regularly.
Aerobics is one of the most stimulating ways of exercising.
He would never exercise - he was terribly lazy.
If I have to exercise, I'd prefer walking or cycling to organized sport.
I try and keep in good shape by exercising every day.

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Exercising & training

aerial yoga
Anti-Gravity yoga
barbell
bench press
benchpress
bodybuilding
calisthenics
cardio
cross-trainer
cross-training
crunch
firm sth up
limber
multigym
Pilates
split
t'ai chi
train
warm
weight training

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Walking and walkers

exercise verb (USE)

C2 [ T ] formal to use something:

I exercised my democratic right by not voting in the election.

Always exercise caution when handling radioactive substances.

We've decided to exercise the option (= use the part of a legal agreement) to buy the house we now lease.

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We need to exercise some control on this situation before we find ourselves in serious trouble.
The security forces exercised great restraint by not responding to hostile attacks and threats.
The United Nations has exercised its authority to restore peace in the area.
Politicians these days seem less interested in exercising real influence on world events.
This piece of equipment doesn't exercise the shoulder and back muscles much.

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Using and misusing

adopt
adoption
advantage
avail
avail yourself of sth
be/go heavy on sth idiom
go into sth
go through sth
gobble sth up
heavy
make capital out of sth idiom
max
mine
unused
upcycle
upcycling
usable
usage
use
wear

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Idiom(s)

exercise sb's mind

单词	exercise
释义	Contents noun (4) exercise (HEALTHY ACTIVITY) exercise (PRACTICE) exercise (USE) exercise (CEREMONY) verb (2) exercise (DO HEALTHY ACTIVITY) exercise (USE) Contents noun (3) exercise (HEALTHY ACTIVITY) exercise (PRACTICE) exercise (USE) verb (2) exercise (DO HEALTHY ACTIVITY) exercise (USE) Contents verb (3) exercise (1) exercise (2) exercise (3) noun (5) exercise (1) exercise (2) exercise (3) exercise (4) exercise (5) English American Business exercisenoun uk/ˈek.sə.saɪz/us/ˈek.sɚ.saɪz/ exercise noun (HEALTHY ACTIVITY) A2 [ C or U ] physical activity that you do to make your body strong and healthy: Swimming is my favourite form of exercise. You really should take more exercise. I do stomach exercises most days. More examples Regular exercise reduces the risk of coronary heart disease. This exercise is designed to develop the shoulder and back muscles. Eat healthily and take plenty of exercise. I haven't done much exercise all week, so I think I'll go for a jog this morning. A good diet and plenty of exercise will help you to keep your body healthy. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Exercising & training aerial yoga Anti-Gravity yoga barbell bench press benchpress bodybuilding calisthenics cardio cross-trainer cross-training crunch *firm sth* up limber multigym Pilates split t'ai chi train warm weight training See more results » exercise noun (PRACTICE) C2 [ C ] an action or actions intended to improve something or make something happen: Ships from eight navies will be taking part in an exercise in the Pacific to improve their efficiency in combat. It would be a useful exercise for you to say the speech aloud several times. an exercise in public relations A2 [ C ] a short piece of written work that you do to practise something you are learning:** The book has exercises at the end of every chapter. More examples These mental exercises are designed to encourage creative thinking. The cost of this exercise is proving a major hurdle. Today we're going to work on an exercise that aims to improve your interpersonal skills. One official dismissed the ceasefire as a mere propaganda exercise. Environmentalists attacked the company's ad as a public-relations exercise. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Acting and acts (your) every move idiom -ation *act/do sth* on your own responsibility idiom action activity agency ant** be up to sth idiom feel gambit get around to sth give yourself over/up to sth go about sth *go about your* business** idiom go through with sth hand manoeuvring money talk the talk idiom up to See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Exams, tests & exercises exercise noun (USE) [ U ] formal the use of something: The exercise of restraint may well be difficult. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Using and misusing adopt adoption advantage avail avail yourself of sth be/go heavy on sth idiom go into sth go through sth *gobble sth* up heavy** make capital out of sth idiom max mine unused upcycle upcycling usable usage use wear See more results » exercise noun (CEREMONY) exercises [ plural ] US formal a ceremony that includes speeches and usually traditional music or activities: graduation exercises Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Ceremonies cavalcade ceremonial ceremony commemorate commencement hara-kiri induction initiate investiture knight master of ceremonies MC nuptials pageant ritual salute solemnize speech day state occasion troop See more results » exerciseverb uk/ˈek.sə.saɪz/us/ˈek.sɚ.saɪz/ exercise verb (DO HEALTHY ACTIVITY) B1 [ I or T ] to do physical activities to make your body strong and healthy: She exercises most evenings usually by running. A work-out in the gym will exercise all the major muscle groups. [ T ] If you exercise an animal, you make it walk or run so that it stays strong and healthy: Now he's retired he spends most afternoons exercising his dogs. More examples Eat healthily and exercise regularly. Aerobics is one of the most stimulating ways of exercising. He would never exercise - he was terribly lazy. If I have to exercise, I'd prefer walking or cycling to organized sport. I try and keep in good shape by exercising every day. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Exercising & training aerial yoga Anti-Gravity yoga barbell bench press benchpress bodybuilding calisthenics cardio cross-trainer cross-training crunch *firm sth* up limber multigym Pilates split t'ai chi train warm weight training See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Walking and walkers exercise verb (USE) C2 [ T ] formal to use something: I exercised my democratic right by not voting in the election. Always exercise caution when handling radioactive substances. We've decided to exercise the option (= use the part of a legal agreement) to buy the house we now lease. More examples We need to exercise some control on this situation before we find ourselves in serious trouble. The security forces exercised great restraint by not responding to hostile attacks and threats. The United Nations has exercised its authority to restore peace in the area. Politicians these days seem less interested in exercising real influence on world events. This piece of equipment doesn't exercise the shoulder and back muscles much. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Using and misusing adopt adoption advantage avail** avail yourself of sth be/go heavy on sth idiom go into sth go through sth *gobble sth* up heavy** make capital out of sth idiom max mine unused upcycle upcycling usable usage use wear See more results » Idiom(s) exercise sb's mind exercisenoun us/ˈek·sərˌsɑɪz/ exercise noun (HEALTHY ACTIVITY) [ C/U ] (a) physical action performed to make or keep your body healthy: [ U ] You should get some exercise even when you’re pregnant. [ C ] I do five different exercises every morning to limber up. exercise noun (PRACTICE) [ C ] an action or actions intended to improve something or make something happen: The military exercises will involve several thousand soldiers. The whole thing was an exercise in futility (= actions that were useless). [ C ] An exercise can be written work that you do to practice something you are learning: The book has exercises at the end of every chapter. exercise noun (USE) [ U ] the use of something: The exercise of restraint in this situation may be difficult. exerciseverb us/ˈek·sərˌsɑɪz/ exercise verb (DO HEALTHY ACTIVITY) [ I/T ] to do physical activities to make or keep your body healthy: [ I ] She goes to the gym to exercise every evening. exercise verb (USE) [ T ] fml to use something: Always exercise caution when handling poisonous substances. exerciseverb uk/ˈeksəsaɪz/us [ I or T ] to do physical activities to make your body strong and healthy: This product is aimed at people who exercise on a regular basis. [ T ] to use something such as a right or choice: exercise a right/power/choice The landlord may exercise his right to review the rent. exercise power/control/influence (over sth) exercise an option FINANCE to buy or sell the shares, etc. that are mentioned in an options contract (= an agreement giving the right to buy and sell shares in the future): Anyone who exercised such an option would immediately lose money. exercisenoun uk/ˈeksəsaɪz/us [ C or U ] physical activity that you do to make your body strong and healthy: do/take exercise The office has a gym for those who like to do exercise in their lunch hour. There are many types of equipment out there in the exercise market. exercise equipment/machines [ C ] an action or actions intended to improve something or make something happen: 10,000 scientists and businessmen took part in an exercise to identify technology trends. The outing was arranged by the firm as part of a team-building exercise. a cost-cutting exercise a brainstorming exercise [ U ] formal the use of something such as a right, choice, or power: The document sets out guidelines on the exercise of voting rights. [ U ] formal the act of doing a particular job: Many journalists have lost their lives in the exercise of their profession. the exercise of an option FINANCE the act of buying or selling the shares, etc. that are mentioned in an options contract (= an agreement giving the right to buy and sell shares in the future): Shares will be transferred within 28 days of the exercise of an option.
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