Juggle Meaning in English

word

US

JUH-guhl

UK

JUG-uhl

释义

To keep several objects in the air by throwing and catching them repeatedly. Also means to try to manage several tasks or responsibilities at the same time.

用法与细微差别

Informal in both senses. Common collocations are 'juggle balls', 'juggle responsibilities', or 'juggle work and family'. Figurative use is frequent—'juggle' doesn't always involve objects, often refers to balancing tasks or demands.

• Spanish: hacer malabares - compaginar (varias cosas)
• Portuguese (BR): fazer malabarismo - conciliar (várias coisas)
• Portuguese (PT): fazer malabarismo - conciliar (várias coisas)
• Chinese (Simplified): 杂耍 - 同时应付（多件事）
• Chinese (Traditional): 雜耍 - 同時應付（多件事）
• Hindi: जगलग करना - कई चीज़ें संभालना
• Arabic: يقوم بالخدع البهلوانية - يوازن بين عدة أمور
• Bengali: জাগল করা - একাধিক কাজ সামলানো
• Russian: жонглировать - совмещать (дела)
• Japanese: ジャグリングする - 両立する
• Vietnamese: xếp bóng - xoay sở (nhiều việc)
• Korean: 저글링하다 - 여러 일을 병행하다
• Turkish: jonglörlük yapmak - işleri dengelemek
• Urdu: کرتبازی کرنا - ایک ساتھ کئی کام کرنا
• Indonesian: melakukan juggling - mengatur (banyak tugas)

例句

He can juggle three balls at once.

basic

I have to juggle my homework and soccer practice.

basic

She learned to juggle while she was on vacation.

basic

It's hard to juggle work, family, and friends sometimes.

natural

He’s great at juggling multiple projects without missing a deadline.

natural

My sister can’t even juggle one ball, let alone three!

natural