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There are two kinds of people in the world:
People who run and people who don't run.
It is said that after a person starts running for a while,
Almost all of them will be attracted to running and become obsessed.
People who don't run, and even hate running,
Not only do they not understand the people who run,
It also breaks the heart for the runner's knee.
Speaking of running, a zero-cost sport
English everyone knows run/running
But if you only say that to foreigners,
He doesn't know if you're jogging or running.
Today Xiaobian will take you to learn
"Jogging" and "running" are respectively expressed in English!
Sp
rt "jogging" is really not a slow run
Let's start with the least difficult, highly accepted jogging.
"Jogging" is analyzed in English and Chinese in the authoritative dictionary "Cambridge Dictionary" as follows:
The activity of running at a slow, regular speed, especially as a form of exercise.
△ Emphasizes a uniform and slow running rhythm
The first meaning of "jogging"
Here, jog refers to jogging, especially to exercise for exercise. The general usage is to match the verb go, which becomes go jogging.
Take a chestnut
I go jogging every morning.
I jogged every morning.
I have made a habit of jogging everyday.
I have a habit of running every day.
Jogging" second meaning
Unexpectedly, "jog" has another meaning, that is, (with the elbow) gently bumping, lightly touching. Its English interpretation is: to hit sth lightly and by accident.
Therefore, it can be seen that jog can also be used to indicate "accidental and accidental light touch".
She jogged my albow just now.
She had just accidentally touched my elbow.
He jogged my elbow and some coffee spilt on to my dress.
He touched my elbow and the coffee spilled over my skirt.
※ Note: The act of "light touch" usually occurs in the past, taking the expression of the past tense, and the past tense of "jog" is double "g", that is, jogged.
Other sayings of "jogging" (1)
trot 英 [trɒt] 美 [trɑːt]
v. Fast step; Trots; Small steps and fast running; Scramble
n. (refers to speed) jogging, trotting, sprinting; A trot
"trot" is different from "jog", it is a trot, faster than walking, but it is still a slower trot than a fast run.
The children trotted into the room.
The children trotted into the room.
They passed me at a trot.
They walked quickly past me.
【Knowledge Expansion】
In addition, Trot generally refers to Korean performances (a traditional pop music of the Korean Peninsula), which is the main rhythmic type of Korean songs.
trot is derived from foxtrot (foxtrot) in fact, it is simply a bit like a Chinese "folk song". When Singing these songs, everyone is in a very high state.
Other sayings for "jogging" (2)
In addition to jogging, "jogging" can also be used to mean jogging.
But Xiaobian suggests that jogging is best used for jogging. This is because doging also means "male dog" (a sexually harassed man) and stalking in the American black language.
dogging [ˈdɔːɡɪŋ]
n. Jogging
v. (Long-term) entanglement; Tracking; tail
It is easy to misunderstand and cause embarrassment, such as foreigners who know black culture, ask what sports you like, and if you answer "I like dogging." Then the air suddenly fell silent... (You taste, you taste)
"Run" ≠ fast run
"Run" According to the rhythm, there are many different expressions in English, in order of speed:
dash [dæʃ]: One is a "dashing" fast running, which describes a more anxious running state, which we can understand as galloping.
sprint [sprɪnt]: refers to a kind of "short distance fast running (or swimming); Sprint Run", describes a sprint run that is desperate. In general, sprints are very explosive sprints, and there is no special emphasis on distance.
tantivy [tæn'tivi]: Extremely fast; A kind of "A rapid gallop" is also the fastest expression of the above several "fast running" expressions. At the same time, there is also the meaning of "shouting when riding a horse to chase the prey at full speed", shouting "run".
giddap[gɪ'dæp]: Run forward, run fast. In the 2007 version of the movie "Duel Yuma Town", the emergency horse shouted "giddyap".
The 1931 Oscar for Best Picture "A Thousand Ambitions" is also like this. Therefore, we understand that "giddap" does not mention speed, but means to make people "run forward".
scamper [ˈskæmpər]: bouncing; running in panic. More emphasis is placed on the body movements during "fast running".
Listen! The bell for class is ringing, we must dash.
You listen, the class bell rings and we have to run fast.
She won in a sprint finish.
She won the final sprint.
Drive tantivy! It is raining!
it's raining! Come on!
Come on, you lazy horse. Giddap!
Quick, you slacker. Run forward!
The children were scampering around the garden.
Children frolicking and running in the garden.
What do you say in English: "big mouthful of beef drink" and "small sip of slow sip"?
Whether jogging or running fast, you always have to drink water and replenish your water after exercising!
After exercise, it is recommended not to pour water into the body in a big mouthful, but to drink as slowly as possible and sip.
Drink water you only know with drik? No! Ways to drink water, thousands. After learning these methods, are you afraid that there are no words to describe drinking water?
Drink water at a slow pace
Sip v. Sip. Sip
Nurse v. Drink slowly (usually referred to as alcoholic beverages)
Suck v. Suck and drink
Slurp v. drink out loud
Fast-paced irrigation
Guzzle v. Binge drinking
Gulp v. swallowed
Chug quickly irrigates
Swig (back) cow drink, drink quickly
Knock back a quick drink
Wash down to drink... swallow
Drink like a fish binge drinking
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