to juggle
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3.8
- verb
- /ˈdʒʌɡəl/
:
compaginar
- It's challenging to juggle multiple projects at work and meet all the deadlines.
- juggle responsibilities
- juggle work and family
- juggle multiple tasks
How is it like juggling being a mom and being an influencer?
- How is it like juggling being a mom and being an influencer?
- Because I like, you know, I'm good at juggling chaos, but there's a lot of chaos.
- And so I'm trying to juggle two kids by myself going to uni.
- It's just that's what it takes to juggle all of this.
- And I didn't rest because as a parent and, you know, juggling work, there isn't always that time.
- Now, I know we've all faced the struggle of juggling work emails, presentations, important pitches.
- And, and when you're in LA, it feels like the world is just kind of juggling a million things at once.
- But you're right, that's you're you're kind of trying to juggle both.
- I, I feel like my time is, is, is really valuable in terms of like trying to juggle a lot of projects.
- And with that said, I know a lot of people are saying how can you juggle both?
- We juggle family and friends, we juggle love, we juggle our career, we juggle our health and we juggle self.
- But it's it's incredible that you juggle this enormous number of things, perhaps even more.
- I know we don't like the word balance, but juggling and being OK.
- So your dad knew how to juggle God, heaven, and hell.
Examples
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I would say it's been tough on me trying to juggle both studies and gaming at the same time.
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"I'm trying to wrap my mind around how to juggle work and a baby.
Blog text (14) -
We juggle family and friends, we juggle love, we juggle our career, we juggle our health and we juggle self.
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The second is more directly about the ability to juggle both work and young children.
Academic text (2007) -
Companies in the business of making tools to order usually juggle a number of different jobs at one time.
Academic text (2007) -
There has been almost nothing written about community college faculty and their attempts to juggle work and family commitments.
Academic text (2007) -
Instead, many juggle full-time work and families along with their classes.
Academic text (2015) -
I can't imagine the stress of your job, trying to juggle all of that at once.
Blog text (1) -
And so I'm trying to juggle two kids by myself going to uni.
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The CO's duty to manage contract performance continues unabated during this process despite the need to juggle many tasks and perspectives.
Academic text (2017)
Synonyms
23
3.9
To be very busy with many tasks
15
3.7
To do two or more things at the same time
Antonyms
How Well
Surface Forms
Etymology
Juggle comes from old words for a performer and the Latin root jocus meaning 'joke', which also gave us the word joke. Picture a performer keeping many balls in the air at once, so to juggle tasks is to try to keep many things going at the same time.