jogger

• n. 慢跑者；[印刷] 撞纸机

1. someone who runs a steady slow pace (usually for exercise)

And when joggers (慢跑者) jog, they don't run the streets.

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For example, modest joggers should not compare their performance with Olympic standard marathon（马拉松）runners.

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A jogger had been pushed to the ground grazing his knee.

慢跑者被推倒在地,膝盖擦破了皮.

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Ireland looks like an abstemious jogger that has suffered a heart attack.

爱尔兰看似一位心脏病发作的有节制的慢跑者.

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Quality running shoes are advisable, but otherwise the jogger can simply wear loose, comfortable clothing.

对于慢跑者来说,准备一双高质量的跑鞋是明智的, 但在其他方面,只要宽松 、 舒适就行了.

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Premature wrinkles result when the jogger loses so much weight that they look haggard.

但一旦体重急剧下降,那时候人就会看起来很憔悴,皮肤也将提前衰老.

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来自jog,慢跑。

1. He is a fanatic jogger.

他是一个极喜欢慢跑的人.

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2. The jogger made an analytical analogy between the ecology and geology.

慢跑者在生态学和地质学之间进行了分析类比.

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3. A jogger had been pushed to the ground grazing his knee.

慢跑者被推倒在地,膝盖擦破了皮.

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4. Ireland looks like an abstemious jogger that has a heart attack.

爱尔兰看起来像是一个有节制的慢跑者犯了场心脏病.

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5. Ireland looks like an abstemious jogger that has suffered a heart attack.

爱尔兰看似一位心脏病发作的有节制的慢跑者.

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jogger (n.)

c. 1700, "one who walks heavily," also "one who gives a sudden push;" agent noun from jog (v.). Running sense is from 1968.