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Significados de jog (jogging) em inglês

português
movimento
catalão
trot

A slow pace of running.

movimento
espanhol
cuadrar

Even up the edges of a stack of paper, in printing.

cuadrar
português
cutucão
catalão
cop de colze
espanhol
codazo

A slight push or shake.

cutucão
português
trotar
catalão
trotar

Run at a moderately swift pace.

trotar
Uso de jogging em inglês
1
After a good fifteen minutes of jogging, they reached the weapons depot.
The Death Cure
2
There's no good jogging course around here, so we use the stairs.
Blind willow, sleeping woman
3
The president works out daily, including jogging on a treadmill and weightlifting.
Reuters
4
Just simply do 10 laps of jogging around your house or apartment.
The South African
5
Gettin' his jollies watching 'em bounce down the jogging path every morning.
The blue edge of midnight
6
At West End I turned north, not south, and started jogging again.
The burglar who traded ted williams
7
He left the region around Luthadel, jogging alongside a canal for direction.
Arcanum Unbounded
8
It was good jogging downhill with Warren, their feet slapping the sidewalk.
The lake
9
Baird was to her right, jogging about ten meters parallel to her.
Anvil Gate
10
So I set off with a few jogging steps in Celine's direction.
Bloodthirsty
11
Twin figures came jogging up through the thinning fog: the Reddin brothers.
Assail
12
The blouse was more than I hoped for; keep your jogging shoes.
Bloody Bones
13
Janet recalled that Diana was wearing jogging shoes when she walked in.
Wild Justice
14
Every morning, she ran five miles, putting Shelby in the jogging stroller.
Dangerous Women
15
And forthwith he was again jogging through the crowded streets of London.
The Mississippi Bubble / How the Star of Good Fortune Rose and S...
16
They tell him that his wife is jogging further down the road.
The new yorker
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Translations for jogging
Jogging ao longo do tempo
Jogging nas variantes da língua
Estados Unidos da América
Comum
Irlanda
Comum
Reino Unido
Comum