How is the word jongler translated from French to English

Faire tourner plusieurs objets en l'air sans les laisser tomber.

To keep several objects moving through the air.

verb
English translation
juggle

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  • Il sait jongler avec cinq balles. He can juggle five balls.

  • Elle mène de front son travail et ses trois enfants. She juggles work and three kids.

  • Des artistes de rue jonglent pour quelques pièces près de la fontaine. Street performers juggle for coins near the fountain.

  • Comment mènes-tu de front deux emplois et des études ? How do you juggle two jobs and studies?

  • Essaie d'abord de jongler avec des foulards. Try to juggle with scarves first.

  • Il a mené de front un nouveau poste et des cours du soir. He juggled a new job and evening classes.

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FAQ about “jongler”

How is “jongler” translated from French?
“jongler” translates into English as “juggle”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “jongler” mean?
Meaning of “jongler”: Faire tourner plusieurs objets en l'air sans les laisser tomber. In English — “juggle”.
What part of speech is “jongler”?
“jongler” is a verb.
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