Meaning & Definition of Jog in English
English⟶
Jog
To run at a steady, gentle pace for exercise.
Pronunciation:
/dʒɒɡ/Part of Speech:
verbDetailed Definitions
Definition: To run at a slow, steady pace.
Example Sentence: She likes to jog in the park every morning.
Definition: To move or jolt something slightly.
Example Sentence: He jogged the table, causing the glasses to rattle.
Definition: To bring something to mind.
Example Sentence: That song always jogs my memory of our trip.
Etymology
Origin: Middle English 'joggen', possibly from the dialectal 'jog' meaning to shake.
Synonyms
runtrotdashsprint
Common Phrases and Expressions
- jog someone's memory: To remind someone of something.
- jog along: To proceed at a steady, slow pace.
- jog in place: To run in one spot, often for exercise.
Translations
- Spanish: trotar
- French: jogger
- German: joggen
- Russian: бегать трусцой
Related Words
- jogger: A person who jogs.
- jogging: The activity of running at a steady pace.
- jogged: Past tense of jog.
Slang Meanings of jog
Meaning: To move with a sudden jerk.
Example Sentence: He jogged my elbow when I was trying to take a picture.
Meaning: To remind someone or get them to remember something.
Example Sentence: I need to jog your memory about our meeting next week.