Definition
Definition of juggled - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
skillfully managedhandled or managed with skill
- The juggled tasks were completed on time.
2.
manipulationRare altered or manipulated for a desired effectRare
- The juggled figures showed a profit.
Origin of juggled
English, juggle (perform tricks) + -ed (past tense)
Examples of juggled in a sentence
Her juggled schedule left no room for rest. The juggled data misled the investors. Juggled statistics can distort the truth.
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- French:géré avec compétence, manipulé, ...
- German:geschickt gehandhabt, manipuliert, ...
- Italian:maneggiato con destrezza, manipolato, ...
- Spanish:gestionado hábilmente, alterado, ...
- Portuguese:habilmente gerido, manipulados, ...
- Chinese:巧妙处理的, 被篡改的, ...
- Japanese:巧みに管理された, 操作された, ...
- Arabic:مدار بمهارة, مُتَلاعَب بِهِ, ...
- Hebrew:מְתוּמְרָן, מְסֻלָּף, ...
- Russian:умело управляемый, подделанный, ...
- Ukrainian:вправно керовані, маніпульовані, ...
- Hindi:कुशलतापूर्वक प्रबंधित, हेरफेर किया हुआ, ...
Definition of juggle - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
performancetr./intr. keep several objects in motion by throwing and catching themtr./intr.
- She can juggle six balls at once..
2.
multitaskingtr./intr. manage multiple tasks or responsibilities simultaneouslytr./intr.
- He juggles work, school, and family life..
3.
deceptiontr. Rare manipulate facts to misleadtr. Rare
- He tried to juggle the numbers to hide the loss.
Noun
1.
entertainmentact of throwing and catching objects
- The circus performer showed an impressive juggle.
2.
multitaskinghandling many tasks at once
- Her daily juggle includes work, school, and family.
Expressions with juggle
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manipulate numbers to give a desired result
The accountant was known to juggle with the figures.
throw and catch objects in the air repeatedly
He can juggle with three balls at once.
Origin of juggle
Latin, joculari (to jest)
Examples of juggle in a sentence
They watched him juggle flaming torches. She had to juggle between her job and her hobbies. Parents often juggle childcare and their careers. The CEO juggled the data to mislead investors. They were caught juggling the statistics to avoid penalties. His juggle with three balls was flawless.
The street performer's juggle attracted a crowd. Balancing her juggle of tasks is challenging. His juggle of responsibilities is impressive.
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- French:jongler, jonglage, ...
- German:jonglieren, Jonglieren, ...
- Italian:fare giocoleria, giocoleria, ...
- Spanish:malabarear, malabarismo, ...
- Portuguese:fazer malabarismos, malabarismo, ...
- Chinese:抛接, 多线操作, ...
- Japanese:ジャグリングする, ジャグリング, ...
- Arabic:شَعْوَذ, تَلاعُب, ...
- Hebrew:לְלַהֵטֵט, גַ'אַגְלִינְג, ...
- Russian:жонглировать, жонглирование, ...
- Ukrainian:жонглювати, жонглювання, ...
- Hindi:गेंदें उछालकर पकड़ना, करतब, ...
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