exercise如何读

英:[ˈeksəsaɪz]

美:[ˈeksərsaɪz]

exercise英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [C][U]运动,锻炼 (a) use of any part of the body or mind so as to strengthen and improve it
  2. [C]练习,习题 a question or set of questions of
  3. [U]使用,应用 use or application
  4. [P]演习,操练 series of movements or operations for training troops, etc.
v.(动词)
  1. vt. & vi. 锻炼,训练,练习 take exercise; go through exercises; train
  2. vt. 运用,行使 employ; make use of; carry out in action; perform

exercise是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 练习,习题
  2. 操练,体操
  3. 活动
  4. (体力或智力上的)运动,锻炼,训练
  5. 典礼,仪式
  6. 运用,使用,行使
  7. 实行,执行,履行
  8. 传统做法
  9. 【军】演习
  10. 行动
  11. 宗教仪式,礼拜
v. (动词)
  1. 锻炼(身体)
  2. 练(兵),操练
  3. 练习,实习,训练
  4. 实现,实践,履行,贯彻,执行,实行,完成
  5. 行使,运用
  6. 施加或产生(影响、作用),影响,发挥(威力)
  7. 使忙碌,占去…的精力和注意力
  8. 使担忧,使忧虑,使焦虑,使不安,使操心,使烦恼
  9. 锻炼,运动

exercise自然拼读

ex·er·cise

ek sr saIz

exercise变形

复数:exercises

第三人称单数:exercises

现在分词:exercising

过去式:exercised

过去分词:exercised

exercise扩展

exerciser (n.)

exercise词根

词根:exercise

n.

exercising 行使;锻炼;运动健身

exerciser 做运动的人;肌肉锻练器具;试验程序

v.

exercising 运动;运用(exercise的ing形式);练习

exercise英英释义

noun

the act of bringing into play or realizing in action : use

the exercise of self-control

the discharge of an official function or professional occupation

exercise of his judicial duties

the act or an instance of carrying out the terms of an agreement (such as an option)—often used attributively

an option's exercise price

regular or repeated use of a faculty or bodily organ

bodily exertion for the sake of developing and maintaining physical fitness

trying to get more exercise

something performed or practiced in order to develop, improve, or display a specific capability or skill vocal exercises

arithmetic exercises

a performance or activity having a strongly marked secondary or ulterior aspect

party politics has always been an exercise in compromise—H. S. Ashmore

a maneuver, operation, or drill carried out for training and discipline

naval exercises

exercises plural a program including speeches, announcements of awards and honors, and various traditional practices of secular or religious character

commencement exercises

verb

transitive verb

to make effective in action : use

didn't exercise good judgment

to bring to bear : exert

exercise influence

to implement the terms of

exercise an option

to use repeatedly in order to strengthen or develop

exercise a muscle

to train by drills and maneuvers

exercise troops

to put through exercises

exercise the horses

to engage the attention and effort of

to cause anxiety, alarm, or indignation in

the issues exercising voters this year

intransitive verb

to take exercise

exercise词组

take exercise做运动;做体操

physical exercise体育运动;身体操练

regular exercise常规性的锻炼;经常操练,按时训练

aerobic exercise有氧运动

do exercise锻炼;做运动;做练习

exercise more多锻炼,多运动

exercise book练习本

military exercise军事演习

exercise price行使价格;合约价;预购股票价格

morning exercise晨练,早操;朝会

exercise prescription运动处方

exercise therapy运动疗法,运动治疗

strenuous exercise剧烈运动

amount of exercise运动量

free exercise自由体操;[医]主动运动

floor exercise自由体操

exercise habit运动习惯

breathing exercise气功;吐纳功;呼吸操练

exercise physiology运动生理学;运动生物学

exercise power行使权力;运用权力

exercise区别

 practice, exercises, exercise

practice(反复做的)练习 Practice makes perfect.

exercises练习(可数),

exercise运动,锻炼(不可数),

以上来源于网络

 training, practice, exercise, drill, discipline

这组词都有“练习、训练、锻炼”的意思,其区别是:

training普通用词,泛指为从事某种职业而进行的身体或智力方面的训练。

practice指把所学的理论或知识用于实践以获得技艺与技巧。

exercise主要指为强壮体魄而进行的锻炼,也可指进行练习以保持已经获得的技巧。

drill侧重进行有系统的,严格和重复的练习。

discipline既可指训练又可指为达到某种熟练程度而进行的约束。

以上来源于网络

exercise词源中文解释

14世纪中期,“处于积极运作状态的条件; 为了训练而进行的实践”,源自古法语 exercice(13世纪)“锻炼,发挥力量; 身体或精神锻炼”,源自拉丁语 exercitium “训练,身体锻炼”(士兵、骑兵等); “游戏”; 在中世纪拉丁语中也指艺术,源自 exercitare,是 exercere 的频率形式,意为“保持忙碌,保持工作,监督,忙碌地参与; 训练,锻炼; 实践,跟随; 实施; 打扰,使不安”,源自 ex “离开”(见 ex-) + arcere “远离,防止; 包含,封闭”,源自 PIE *ark- “持有,包含,保护”(见 arcane)。

拉丁动词的原始概念不明确。指“为了健身等进行的身体活动”首次记录于14世纪晚期的英语中。也从14世纪晚期开始,指“执行行动; 做或练习; 纪律性任务”。早在17世纪初,就已经涉及到书面学校作业。这个词尾被提取用于形成 dancercise(1967); jazzercise(1977); 和 boxercise(1985)等词汇。

exercise_体育行业词汇

练习

训练

锻炼

运动

动作

exercise_医学行业词汇

操练,运动:增进健康或矫治躯体畸形而作的体育锻练

exercise_心理学行业词汇

练习

exercise_法律行业词汇

行使

实行

履行

exercise词源英文解释

Noun Middle English, from Anglo-French exercice, from Latin exercitium, from exercitare to train, exercise, frequentative of exercēre to train, occupy, from ex- + arcēre to enclose, hold off — more at ark

The first known use of exercise was in the 14th century

exercise儿童词典英英释义

expositionnoun

an explanation of something

a piece of writing that explains

the first part of a piece of music in which the theme is presented

a public exhibition

experience1 of 2noun

the actual living through an event or series of events

learn by experience

skill or knowledge gained by actually doing or feeling a thing had gained a lot of experience by the end of the season

a job that requires someone with experience

the amount of such skill or knowledge

has five years' experience

something one has actually done or lived through

my experiences as a riverboat pilot

experience2 of 2verb

to have experience of : undergo

experienced many hardships as a child

expectverb

to believe that something will occur and wait for it to happen expect her home soon

expect rain

suppose sense 3, think

who do you expect will win?

to consider reasonable, due, or necessary

expect an honest day's work

to consider obligated

expected you to pay your debts

expandverb

to open wide : unfold

a bird with wings expanded

to increase in size, number, or amount the expanding universe their work expanded

substances expand when heated

to work out in greater detail

expand an argument

to perform the indicated mathematical operations of : write out in full

expand both sides of an equation

existencenoun

the fact or the state of having being or of being real

the largest animal in existence

the state of being alive : life

owed my existence to a doctor's skill

exhibitionnoun

an act or instance of exhibiting

a public showing (as of works of art, manufactured goods, or athletic skill)

exhibit1 of 2verb

to show by outward signs : reveal

exhibit an interest in music

to put on display

exhibit a collection of paintings

exhibit2 of 2noun

an article or a collection shown in an exhibition

an article presented as evidence in a court of law

exercise1 of 2noun

the act of putting into use, action, or practice

the exercise of power

bodily activity for the sake of physical fitness

get plenty of fresh air and exercise

something done to develop skill finger exercises

arithmetic exercises

plural a program of songs, speeches, and announcements of awards and honors

graduation exercises

exercise2 of 2verb

to put into use : exert exercise authority

exercise patience

to use again and again in order to strengthen or develop

exercise a muscle

to put through exercises : give exercise to

exercise the dog

to worry, alarm, or annoy about something

the people were exercised about pollution

to take exercise

exercises every day

exercise医学词典英英释义

exercise1 of 2noun

regular or repeated use of a faculty or bodily organ

bodily exertion for the sake of developing and maintaining physical fitness

exercise2 of 2verb

to use repeatedly in order to strengthen or develop (as a muscle)

to put through exercises

exercise 例句

1 Wednesday was the exercise class and Thursdays she went to see him.

2 These contradictions are not accidental, nor do they result from ordinary hypocrisy: they are deliberate exercises in doublethink.

3 It was her turn to lead the morning exercises again.

4 I was given three rooms, and a separate toilet, with one room to be used for sleeping, one across the hall for studying, and another for exercise.

5 This paper introduced the measure and condition of exploiting the associated gas.

作者对盐卤伴生气挖潜、开发的区块、方法及负压采气的条件,作了简要的述评.

6 “What a stupid exercise,” said her dæmon after five minutes.

7 She needed to stop smoking, take her medications, walk for exercise, come back in a month.

8 “Plenty of fresh fruit, a mild exercise program, and of course ... this.”

9 Now it's up to us to exercise our rights, every one of us.

10 After rounding off his limbering-up exercises with a few vigorous arm swings, His Lordship begins dressing.

11 In this way, the action began air exercises.

就这样, 开始了空中动作练习.

12 “My wife has presented me with eight beautiful children; is not this a better lifework than that of exercising the right of suffrage?”

13 No wonder Dedd has confused Minerva’s exercise and her poem about the falling of night with that sleepless night before their first trip to the capital.

14 We are forbidden to engage in any combative exercise with another tribute.

15 Such grandiose declarations were commonplace during Ceaujescu’s reign, for his master plan—to create a nation worthy of the New Socialist Man—was an exercise in grandiosity.

16 He had been examined by a big doctor that morning, and the doctor had said he would be all right, but that he would have to be careful, no strenuous studying or exercising.

17 I want to practice the exercise Brother Isoke was trying to teach me earlier, and I want to get it right this time.

18 On the contrary, he probably finds suddenly that it has become an excellent day, the weather remarkably bracing, the time appropriate for a bit of exercise of the old wings, a brisk turn upwind.

19 He didn’t need to do that quite as much as he needed to count, but the exercise still brought him some comfort.

20 Exercise caution when using these chemicals.

exercise 同义词

2 一套动作

routine

4 使迷惑不解

obfuscate befuddle

7 施加

place exert wield

10 修行

service Naziritism

15 操心

careworn worry bother

16 教材

school

22 使运动

breathe

26 宗教仪式

ritual religion

27 使受

deal subject inflict bask

28 习题

review problem praxis

29 体育训练

PT

30 使担忧

alarm rattle trouble faze

31 使活动

activize activate

32 使忧虑

worry disquiet

35 训练某人

condition

37 伤脑筋

scratch your head

41 课题

task

51 口试

oral history

54

walk

63 练习曲

study

66 习作

study

exercise 短语相关

exercise bicycle exercise bike exercise in futility floor exercise setting-up exercise

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