| 釋義 |
jog /6zog; dsag/ vt, vi (gg) 1 [VP6A, 15B] give a slight knock or push to; shake with a push or jerk: 輕撞; 輕推; 搖動(dòng)： The horse jogged its rider up and down. 那馬上下顯動(dòng)著牠的主人。 He jogged my elbow, touched it, eg to attract my attention, to warn me, etc. 他輕輕撞我的肘 (例如引起我的注意，警吿我等) 。 jog sb's memory, try to make him remember or recall sth. 喚危某人的記憶; 提醒某人。 2 [VP15B] cause to move unsteadily, in a shaking manner: 使顚簸行進(jìn)： The old bus jogged us up and down on the rough mountain road. 那輛舊公共汽車載著我們?cè)谄獒旱纳铰飞项岕ぶ旭偂?3 [VP2C] jog along/on, make slow, patient progress: 緩安地前進(jìn)或進(jìn)行： We jogged along the bad roads. 我們沿著那些壞路緩緩前進(jìn)。 Matters jog along. 事情在緩緩進(jìn)行中。 We must jog on somehow until business conditions improve. 我們必須慢慢熬到商業(yè)情況改進(jìn)為止。 4 [VP2A] (mod colloq) run slowly and steadily for a time, for physical exercise. (現(xiàn)代俗語(yǔ))慢跑(作為運(yùn)動(dòng))。 jog-fler /'izogsr); /'djaga n person who jogs(4),. 慢跑者。 jog ging /'6zognz; Msagiq/ n [U] the physical exercise of jogging(4). 慢跑。 n [C] 1 slight push, shake or nudge. 輕推; 輕搖; 輕撞。 2 (also 亦作 jog-trot), slow walk or trot. 漫步; 緩行。 |