Definition
Definition of jogged - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
memorybrought back to mind by a reminder
- Her jogged memory recalled the old address.
2.
physical contactmoved slightly by a small push or shake
- The jogged table made the coffee spill.
3.
paper stackmade even by tapping edges against a hard surface
- The jogged pages were ready for binding.
4.
card trickset slightly apart from other cards to mark their place
- The magician kept the jogged card hidden in the deck.
Origin of jogged
English, jog (to move) + -ed (past tense)
Examples of jogged in a sentence
A familiar song triggered her jogged memory. The jogged picture frame hung crookedly. A jogged drawer would not close properly. Place the jogged forms in the copier tray. The clerk stacked the jogged invoices neatly. She placed a jogged card near the top.
The dealer located the jogged card instantly.
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- French:ravivé, déplacé, ...
- German:aufgefrischt, angestoßen, ...
- Italian:risvegliato, spostato, ...
- Spanish:avivado por un recordatorio, desplazado, ...
- Portuguese:avivado, deslocado, ...
- Chinese:被唤起的, 被轻推的, ...
- Japanese:呼び起こされた, 少し動いた, ...
- Arabic:مُستَعاد, مُزَحْزَح, ...
- Hebrew:נִזְכָּר, מוּזָז, ...
- Russian:освежённый, слегка сдвинутый, ...
- Ukrainian:освіжений, зрушений, ...
- Hindi:ताज़ा, हिला हुआ, ...
Definition of jog - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
fitnesstr./intr. run slowly for exercisetr./intr.
- She jogs every morning to stay fit.
2.
memorytr. stimulate someone's memorytr.
- The old photo jogged his memory of childhood.
3.
movementtr. push or bump slightlytr.
- He jogged the table, spilling the coffee.
Noun
1.
exerciseslow pace of running
- He went for a morning jog to start his day.
2.
nudgeslight push or shake
- He gave the table a jog to get my attention.
3.
movementUS sudden change in course or directionUS
- The road took a jog to the left.
Expressions with jog
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move forward at a slow, steady running pace
We jog along the river every morning.
help someone remember something
Seeing the old photo jogged his memory about the trip.
help someone remember something forgotten
I showed him the photo to give his memory a jog about our trip.
help someone remember something forgotten
The old photo jogged my memory of our trip.
continue with one's pursuit or activity
He decided to jog on despite the challenges.
remind someone to think about what is right or wrong
Her words jogged his conscience about the forgotten promise.
supportive garment for women during exercise
She wore a jog bra for her morning run.
slow, steady way of moving like a horse's trot
The horse moved at a jog-trot along the path.
slow, steady way of moving like a horse's trot
The horse moved at a jog-trot along the path.
rotating control used for navigation on devices
Turn the jog dial to adjust the volume.
Origin of jog
Unknown
Examples of jog in a sentence
They jog together every weekend for fun. A familiar scent jogged her memory of the old house. The melody jogged his memory of their first dance. She accidentally jogged his arm, causing him to drop the book. The sudden stop jogged everyone in the car forward. A quick jog around the block helps clear my mind.
She enjoys a light jog in the evenings. A jog of the handle freed the stuck latch. She felt a gentle jog as the bus started moving. The river made a jog around the hill. The trail had a jog near the old oak tree.
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- French:courir, jogging, ...
- German:joggen, Joggen, ...
- Italian:fare jogging, jogging, ...
- Spanish:correr, trote, ...
- Portuguese:correr, corrida leve, ...
- Chinese:慢跑, 慢步跑, ...
- Japanese:ジョギングする, ジョギング, ...
- Arabic:رَكَضَ, هَرْوَلَة, ...
- Hebrew:לָרוּץ רִיצָה קַלָּה, רִיצָה קַלָּה, ...
- Russian:бегать трусцой, пробежка, ...
- Ukrainian:бігати підтюпцем, пробіжка, ...
- Hindi:जॉगिंग करना, हल्की दौड़, ...
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