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Meanings of juggling in English
Portuguese
malabarismo Catalan
malabarisme Usage of juggling in English
1
Unfortunately, 'screwing up' on queue could be as difficult as juggling correctly.
2
Working full-time and juggling family commitments meant that on-campus education wasn't feasible.
3
In the near future she will be juggling both motherhood and work.
4
This will result in him juggling his time between the two roles.
5
The best way to improve your juggling is just to keep practicing.
6
But some are already juggling live data inside businesses large and small.
7
I was struggling with depression and anxiety and juggling work, she said.
8
There's a particularly revealing tale about a young boy juggling divorced parents.
9
Becker was a sort of genius in the juggling of bank checks.
10
You are a multi-millionaire trained in the fine art of juggling corporations.
11
Many single women lead families in Jamaica, juggling multiple tasks and responsibilities.
12
And juggling demanding Asian working hours with twin toddlers was a struggle.
13
Directing teenage actors is like juggling jars of nitroglycerine: exhilarating and dangerous.
14
It's about the juggling of disparate elements to create a harmonious finish.
15
But like most families with small children, there is juggling to do.
16
He was able to cover up the checks by juggling the accounts.
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Translations for juggling
Russian
Portuguese
Juggling through the time
Juggling across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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