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Meanings of exercising in English

Portuguese
exercício fisico
Catalan
exercici físic
Spanish
entrenamiento

The activity of exerting your muscles in various ways to keep fit.

exercício fisico
Usage of exercising in English
1
Brexit is not possible without Britain exercising its sovereignty in Northern Ireland.
The Irish Times
2
Others work in the open, saying they are exercising their constitutional rights.
Reuters
3
They need to see their parent exercising healthy reactions to difficult situations.
The South African
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Internal Affairs' responsibility is to support the Minister in exercising her functions.
Radio NZ
5
It said he was exercising the shares for personal financial planning purposes.
Reuters
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A couple of years ago I began exercising in the local gym.
The Irish Times
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Nonetheless, he set to work exercising it, trying to tone it up.
The stand
8
A healthy environment is eating healthy food, exercising, sleeping and managing stress.
The South African
9
And here comes the occasion for exercising the judgement in weighing probabilities.
The Works of Lucian of Samosata — Volume 02
10
It was indeed a gigantic one, and capable of exercising enormous pressure.
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes and The Memoirs of Sherlock Ho...
11
There was also a shift in the stage of change toward exercising.
Pubmed
12
The EU will then refrain from exercising our retaliation rights, he continued.
Reuters
13
And for the field of exercising them the world must be changed.
Among the Forces
14
The question exercising many minds is where will he spend Christmas 1998?
The Irish Times
15
I'm exercising profusely, but it's very difficult at 73 to build strength.
The Guardian
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It was part of the subtle game of exercising power and influence.
The Guardian
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Exercising through the time
Exercising across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
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