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Meanings of juggle (juggled) in English
Portuguese
malabarismo Catalan
malabarisme Usage of juggled in English
1
She juggled work and classes and graduated eight years later in 2007.
2
The longer she juggled with her discovery the less appalling it seemed.
3
And with forced gaiety he juggled the laughing child toward the ceiling.
4
After the eighth try, I juggled shadows enough to get a light.
5
As it is, he has unconsciously juggled with two senses of Nature.
6
But that act had been juggled, just as Echford Flagg had asserted.
7
The ranks of Egypt have been juggled, the law of deference reversed!
8
The sensitive soul often reproached itself afterward for having juggled in the matter.
9
He juggled it from hand to hand, leaning against the glass.
10
Objects of the size of the four Rubens pictures cannot be juggled away.
11
Marco vaulted into the control chair and juggled the screen controls.
12
We can see in Hartmann how he juggled away this thought.
13
The various railroads were juggled with by succeeding groups of manipulators.
14
The event has always juggled flash and art with some aplomb.
15
Elsewhere however the distinction is not juggled away, but boldly ignored.
16
She juggled her two mugs and armload of folders and shook his shoulder.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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