jog

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jog
[dʒɒg]
sustantivo
1empujoncito (m) (push)
  • to give somebody's memory a jog -> refrescar la memoria de alguien
2trote (m) (run)
  • to break into a jog -> echar a correr lentamente
  • to go for a jog -> ir a hacer footing or jogging, ir a correr
verbo transitivo (pt & pp jogged)
3empujar (push)
  • to jog somebody's memory -> refrescar la memoria a alguien
verbo intransitivo
4hacer footing or jogging, correr (Sport)
  • to go jogging -> ir a hacer footing or jogging, ir a correr

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jog [yog]
1Empujar; dar un golpe suave a alguno para llamar su atención; sacudir con el codo o la mano.
2Excitar suavemente, estimular. (Figurado)
  • To jog the memory -> estimular la memoria
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
3Traquearse, bambolearse, moverse, suavemente. (n)
  • To jog on -> empujar a alguno hacia adelante, moverse hacia adelante con un movimiento suave; andar a saltos
va.
sustantivo
1Empellón, sacudimiento ligero, movimiento irregular.
2Traqueo, zangoloteo, bazuqueo: dícese del movimiento de un coche o carruaje.

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jog [dʒɒɡ]
noun
1 (push) (gen) empujoncito; (m) (with elbow) codazo; (m)
2 (encouragement) estímulo; (m)
to give sb's memory a jog refrescar la memoria a algn
3 (pace) (also jog trot) trote corto; (m)
to go at a steady jog andar a trote corto
4 (run) carrera a trote corto; (f)
to go for a jog ir a hacer footing jogging;or
verb:transitive
1 (push) empujar (ligeramente)
he jogged my arm me dio ligeramente con el codo
2 (encourage) estimular
to jog sb's memory refrescar la memoria a algn; to jog sb into action motivar a algn
verb:intransitive
1 (also jog along) (gen) andar a trote corto; hacer algunos progresos; avanzar pero sin prisa
2 (Dep) (also go jogging) hacer footing; hacer jogging
modifier
jog trot (n)
at a jog trot a trote corto

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Verb Conjugation for "jog"

Imperative
  • jog
  • you jog
  • he/she jogs
  • we jog
  • you jog
  • they jog
Preterite
  • I jogged
  • you jogged
  • he/she jogged
  • we jogged
  • you jogged
  • they jogged
Present Continuous
  • I am jogging
  • you are jogging
  • he/she is jogging
  • we are jogging
  • you are jogging
  • they are jogging
Present Perfect
  • I have jogged
  • you have jogged
  • he/she has jogged
  • we have jogged
  • you have jogged
  • they have jogged
Past Continuous
  • I was jogging
  • you were jogging
  • he/she was jogging
  • we were jogging
  • you were jogging
  • they were jogging
Past Perfect
  • I had jogged
  • you had jogged
  • he/she had jogged
  • we had jogged
  • you had jogged
  • they had jogged
Future
  • I will jog
  • you will jog
  • he/she will jog
  • we will jog
  • you will jog
  • they will jog
Future Perfect
  • I will have jogged
  • you will have jogged
  • he/she will have jogged
  • we will have jogged
  • you will have jogged
  • they will have jogged
Future Continuous
  • I will be jogging
  • you will be jogging
  • he/she will be jogging
  • we will be jogging
  • you will be jogging
  • they will be jogging
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been jogging
  • you have been jogging
  • he/she has been jogging
  • we have been jogging
  • you have been jogging
  • they have been jogging
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been jogging
  • you will have been jogging
  • he/she will have been jogging
  • we will have been jogging
  • you will have been jogging
  • they will have been jogging
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been jogging
  • you had been jogging
  • he/she had been jogging
  • we had been jogging
  • you had been jogging
  • they had been jogging
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