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Definition of juggling - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
entertainmentart of skillfully throwing and catching objects
- Juggling is a popular act at the circus.
2.
multitaskingact of managing multiple tasks or situations
- She is juggling her job and family responsibilities.
3.
deceptionRare act of rearranging things to misleadRare
- His juggling of the accounts was discovered by the auditors.
Adjective
1.
productivitymanaging multiple tasks simultaneously
- She has a juggling schedule with work and school.
2.
circus skillsactively throwing and catching objects
- The juggling performer amazed the audience with his skills.
Expressions with juggling
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task of managing multiple responsibilities or activities simultaneously
Balancing work and study felt like a constant juggling act..
juggling many objects with complex patterns
He amazed the audience with his numbers juggling.
art of rolling balls over the body
He amazed the crowd with his contact juggling.
Origin of juggling
Middle English, jogelen (to perform tricks)
Terms with juggling included in their meaning
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multitasking
juggling multiple responsibilities or projects
multitasking
juggling multiple tasks or responsibilities at once
entertainer
person skilled in juggling objects
circus skill
juggling pattern with props caught by opposite hands
circus
juggling move balancing an object on the chin
juggling
throwing motion with two balls at once
juggling gear
juggling prop twirled at the end of a cord
juggling
type of throw with a ring
juggling
juggling catch with palm facing leg
juggling trick
juggling move with multiple balls thrown at once
juggling
make a juggling throw with multiple balls
circus move
juggling pattern with one hand raised high
sports
juggling move where the ball is thrown behind the back
performance
performance skills like acrobatics juggling and trapeze used in circus shows
juggling activity
juggling act where a central baton spins while two rods control it
circus toy
juggling prop with two hand sticks and a larger stick
circus toy
juggling tool with a spool and string
bar service
drink maker who amuses guests by juggling bottles and tools
performance
jog while juggling
exercise
related to juggling while jogging
circus move
juggling motion with three balls in one hand
circus
juggling many objects with complex patterns
Examples of juggling in a sentence
He learned juggling to entertain his friends. Juggling work and studies is challenging for many students. His juggling of multiple projects impressed his boss. The juggling of facts confused the jury. Political juggling led to public distrust. His juggling responsibilities include being a parent and a student.
Balancing a juggling lifestyle can be exhausting. The juggling act was the highlight of the evening. Her juggling routine included flaming torches.
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- French:jonglage, multitâche, ...
- German:Jonglieren, multitasking, ...
- Italian:giocoleria, impegnato su più fronti, ...
- Spanish:malabarismo, multitarea, ...
- Portuguese:malabarismo, multitarefa, ...
- Chinese:杂耍, 多任务的, ...
- Japanese:ジャグリング, 多忙な, ...
- Arabic:تَلَاعُب, مُتَعَدِّد المَهَامّ, ...
- Hebrew:לַהֲטוֹט, רַב־מְשִׁימָתִי, ...
- Russian:жонглирование, многозадачный, ...
- Ukrainian:жонглювання, багатозадачний, ...
- Hindi:बाज़ीगरी, बहुकार्य, ...
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.
View all translations of juggle
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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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