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Meanings of exercise in English
The activity of exerting your muscles in various ways to keep fit.
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Examples for "exercising"
Examples for "exercising"
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Brexit is not possible without Britain exercising its sovereignty in Northern Ireland.
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Others work in the open, saying they are exercising their constitutional rights.
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They need to see their parent exercising healthy reactions to difficult situations.
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Internal Affairs' responsibility is to support the Minister in exercising her functions.
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It said he was exercising the shares for personal financial planning purposes.
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She said: I feel really beautiful when I finish a great workout.
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After 55 minutes you definitely know you got a good workout in.
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But the true test of good workout apparel isn't how it looks.
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An orderly workout process, avoiding further market destabilisation, requires coordination and consistency.
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On the upside, Mab had given me a serious workout, magically speaking.
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Conclusion: The prevalence of physical exercise among Lebanese university students is low.
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Pottpetschmidt found in it the pleasure of tickled vanity and physical exercise.
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Physiological factors such as dieting, physical exercise and ageing also regulate lipolysis.
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I dedicate two hours of each day to training and physical exercise.
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Rehabilitation therapy through physical exercise also provides therapeutic efficacy for cerebral ischemia.
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That much physical exertion would have dropped him with a heart attack.
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The phenomena are those which accompany physical exertion in self-defense or escape.
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The greater our physical exertion the more muscular tissue must be consumed.
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The slightest mental or physical exertion is a matter of absolute impossibility.
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But he couldn't fool himself into thinking it was from physical exertion.
Usage of exercise in English
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However the prime minister says the exercise will cost time and money.
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Education minister Chris Hipkins said the exercise would genuinely inform government decisions.
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She does, however, ask that the media and the public exercise empathy.
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Second, I'll go exercise my democratic right and line up to vote!
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Anacrites is a good speaker; it was a good exercise in rhetoric.
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Government urges public to exercise caution on water over bank holiday weekend.
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Pontifex said future studies should look at whether exercise fits that bill.
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She was told to exercise at home, and given regular progress reports.
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Speaking to reporters afterwards, he said: This particular exercise is now over.
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Conclusions: Results identified key aspects useful for person-centred design of exercise programs.
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Others say it is an extremely costly exercise and question its effectiveness.
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That a proper diet and exercise regimen were crucial to good health.
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The Irish Army will today begin its first overseas group training exercise.
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However, the potential cardioprotective effect of exercise in advanced DCM remains unclear.
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However, any objective view of history makes this an endlessly contentious exercise.
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Thirty minutes of concentrated exercise give equally good results on the scale.
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Portuguese
Catalan
Exercise through the time
Exercise across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
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