ex.er.cise
n.(名词)An act of employing or putting into play; use:运用:应用或运用的行为;使用:例句:the free exercise of intellect; the exercise of an option.智力的自由运用;买卖权的运用
The discharge of a duty, function, or office.履行职责:任务、责任或职责的履行Activity that requires physical or mental exertion, especially when performed to develop or maintain fitness:锻炼身体:为发展或保持身体健康而采取的运用心智或体力的运动:例句:took an hour of vigorous daily exercise at a gym.在健身房进行一小时的日常健身锻炼
A task, problem, or other effort performed to develop or maintain fitness or increase skill:练习,操练:为提高或保持身体健康或增强技巧而完成的任务、难题或其他努力:例句:a piano exercise; a memory exercise.钢琴练习;记忆练习
exercises A program that includes speeches, presentations, and other ceremonial activities performed before an audience: exercises 典礼,仪式:在观众面前表演的包括讲演、发奖和其它仪式性活动的一套程序:例句:graduation exercises.毕业典礼
v.(动词)ex.er.cised,ex.er.cis.ing,ex.er.cis.es v.tr.(及物动词)To put into play or operation; employ:使用;运用:例句:Proceed, but exercise caution.前进,但要小心
To bring to bear; exert:对…施加;发挥:例句:.The desire to be re-elected exercises a strong brake on independent courage.(John F. Kennedy).重新选举的要求给独立的勇气带来了极大的阻碍.(约翰F.肯尼迪)
To subject to practice or exertion in order to train, strengthen, or develop:锻炼:为训练、增强或提高而实践或运用:例句:exercise the back muscles; exercise the memory.锻炼背部肌肉;训练记忆力
To put through exercises:训练:例句:exercise a platoon.See Synonyms at practice 训练一个排参见 practice
To carry out the functions of; execute:执行:实现…的功能;执行:例句:exercise the role of disciplinarian.充当训练者的角色
To absorb the attentions of, especially by worry or anxiety.引起忧虑:吸引…的注意力,特别是因为烦恼和焦虑To stir to anger or alarm; upset:激怒:使愤怒或警觉;使不安:例句:an injustice that exercised the whole community.一项不公正的行为激起了整个社会的愤怒
v.intr.(不及物动词)To take exercise.进行锻炼
来源:Middle English 中古英语 from Old French exercice 源自 古法语 exercice from Latin exercitium 源自 拉丁语 exercitium from exercitus [past participle of] exercôre [to exercise] 源自 exercitus [] exercôre的过去分词 [练习] ex- [ex-] ex- [前缀,表.从前的,前任的.] arcôre [to restrain] arcôre [抑制]
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ex.ercis.able
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