jog along in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for jog along in the English»Spanish Dictionary

to jog along

ir avanzando sin prisas

to jog along

ir avanzando sin apuro LatAm

Translations for jog along in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.jog <pres part jogging; pt, pp jogged> [Am dʒɑɡ, Brit dʒɒɡ] VB trans

she jogged his elbow just as …

le dio en el codo justo cuando …

stop jogging the table!

¡deja de mover or sacudir la mesa!

he jogged the cup out of my hand

me empujó y me hizo tirar la taza

to jog sb's memory

refrescarle la memoria a alguien

II.jog <pres part jogging; pt, pp jogged> [Am dʒɑɡ, Brit dʒɒɡ] VB intr

1.1. jog (run):

jog

correr

1.2. jog (for exercise, enjoyment):

jog

hacer footing

jog

hacer jogging

jog

correr

jog

trotar

to go jogging

salir a hacer footing or jogging

to go jogging

salir a correr or a trotar

1.3. jog (progress slowly):

to jog along

ir avanzando sin prisas

to jog along

ir avanzando sin apuro LatAm

2. jog (jolt, jerk):

the bicycle jogged along the road

la bicicleta iba dando tumbos por el camino

the needle jogged out of its groove

la aguja saltó del surco

III.jog [Am dʒɑɡ, Brit dʒɒɡ] N

1.1. jog no pl (for exercise, enjoyment):

to go for a jog

salir a correr or a trotar or a hacer footing or jogging

1.2. jog no pl (pace):

jog

trote m

she set off at a jog

salió trotando or al trote

2. jog (nudge):

she gave his arm a jog

le sacudió el brazo

she gave his arm a jog

le dio en el brazo

the film gave his memory a jog

la película le refrescó la memoria

3. jog (in direction) Am:

the road makes a jog to the left

el camino de pronto tuerce a la izquierda

I.along [Am əˈlɔŋ, əˈlɑŋ, Brit əˈlɒŋ] ADV

1.1. along (forward):

the restaurant is a bit further along on the right

el restaurante está un poco más adelante, a mano derecha

I was walking along, minding my own business, when …

iba caminando tranquilamente, cuando …

I was carried along by the crowd

la multitud me arrastró (hacia adelante)

1.2. along (with one):

why don't you come along?

¿por qué no vienes conmigo/con nosotros?

why don't you come along?

¿por qué no me/nos acompañas?

she brought her brother along

trajo a su hermano

she brought her brother along

vino con su hermano

take an umbrella along

llévate un paraguas

2.1. along in phrases:

along with

(junto) con

2.2. along in phrases:

along about Am inf, it happened along about five o'clock

ocurrió a eso de or como a las cinco

II.along [Am əˈlɔŋ, əˈlɑŋ, Brit əˈlɒŋ] PREP

we walked along the shore

caminamos por la playa

there were beacons all along the coastline

había balizas a lo largo de toda la costa

cut along the dotted line

corte por la línea de puntos

she ran her finger along the surface

pasó el dedo por la superficie

the church is a bit further along the road

la iglesia queda un poco más adelante

we stopped at several places along the way

paramos en varios lugares en or por el camino

See also sing along, move along, get along, come along

sing along VB [Am sɪŋ -, Brit sɪŋ -] (v + adv)

to sing along (with sb)

cantar (con alguien)

I.move along VB [Am muv -, Brit muːv -] (v + adv)

1. move along (go further along):

move along

correrse

move along, so I can sit down too

córrete or arrímate para que pueda sentarme yo también

2. move along (disperse):

move along

circular

move along, please, there's nothing to see

circulen, por favor, no hay nada que ver

3. move along (leave):

move along inf

irse

move along inf

marcharse esp Spain

I'll be moving along now

ya me voy

4. move along (make progress):

move along

avanzar

II.move along VB [Am muv -, Brit muːv -] (v + o + adv)

move along

hacer circular

the police moved us along

la policía nos hizo circular

get along VB [Am ɡɛt -, Brit ɡɛt -] (v + adv)

1. get along (be on one's way):

I must be getting along now

me tengo que ir

I must be getting along now

tengo que ponerme en camino

get along with you! (off you go) inf

¡vete (or váyanse etc.)!

get along with you! (you're kidding)

¡anda (ya)! inf

get along with you! (you're kidding)

¡dale! inf

2. get along (manage, cope):

the firm couldn't get along without her

la compañía no podría funcionar sin ella

we got along for years without a computer

nos las arreglamos durante años sin computadora

3. get along (progress):

get along work/patient:

marchar

get along work/patient:

andar

he's getting along just fine at school

le va muy bien en el colegio

to get along with sth how are you getting along with the preparations?

¿qué tal marchan los preparativos?

4. get along (be on good terms):

get along

llevarse bien

to get along with sb

llevarse bien con alguien

we get along fine

nos llevamos bien

come along VB [Am kəm -, Brit kʌm -] (v + adv)

1.1. come along in imperative (hurry up):

come along, children

¡vamos, niños!

come along, children

¡de prisa, niños!

come along, children

¡apúrense, niños! LatAm

come along, children

¡órale, niños! Mex inf

1.2. come along in imperative (as encouragement, rebuke):

come along!

¡vamos!

come along there, there's no need to cry

vamos, vamos, no tienes por qué llorar

2.1. come along (accompany):

we're going to the exhibition — can I come along?

vamos a la exposición — ¿puedo ir (yo) también?

come along with me

ven conmigo

come along with me

acompáñame

2.2. come along (present oneself, arrive):

you came along just at the right time

llegaste justo en el momento adecuado

grab the first taxi that comes along

toma el primer taxi que pase or venga

3. come along (progress):

come along

ir

come along

marchar

how's your essay coming along?

¿cómo te va con el trabajo?

how's your essay coming along?

¿cómo va or marcha el trabajo?

the kitchen's coming along nicely

la cocina está quedando muy bien

jog along in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for jog along in the English»Spanish Dictionary

jog along VB intr inf

jog along

ir tirando

Translations for jog along in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.along [əˈlɒŋ, Am -ˈlɑ:ŋ] PREP

along

por

all along

a lo largo de

along the road

por la carretera

all along the river

a lo largo del río

I lost it along the way

lo perdí por el camino

it's along here

está por aquí

II.along [əˈlɒŋ, Am -ˈlɑ:ŋ] ADV

all along

todo el tiempo

to bring/take sb along

traer/llevar a alguien

to go along

seguir adelante

he will be along in an hour

llegará en una hora

come along!

¡ven con nosotros!

I.jog [dʒɒg, Am dʒɑ:g] -gg- -gg- N no pl

1. jog (run):

jog

trote m

to go for a jog

hacer footing

2. jog (knock):

jog

golpe m

to give sth a jog

empujar algo

Phrases:

to give sb's memory a jog

refrescar la memoria a alguien

II.jog [dʒɒg, Am dʒɑ:g] -gg- -gg- VB intr

jog

correr

III.jog [dʒɒg, Am dʒɑ:g] -gg- -gg- VB trans

jog

empujar

to jog sb's elbow

dar a alguien en el codo

Phrases:

to jog sb's memory

refrescar la memoria de alguien

along PREP

User Entry

along with

junto con

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Much like her slow motion jog along the beach, time does seem to have slowed down for the stunning star who looks far younger than her 58 years.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Then there were the animal rights protestors who demanded that horses never do what comes naturally to them, pull a car and jog along the equivalent of a country lane.

www.irishcentral.com

That jog along the seawall you've been looking forward to all day at your office desk can make you feel fantastic.

www.vancouversun.com

The country, once defined by the clear moral economics of apartheid, has tipped into an off-kilter netherworld, where fiction can only jog along behind current events, gawping.

news.nationalpost.com

Some boat, while others choose to walk or jog along the miles of adjoining trails.

www.digitaljournal.com

What a better way to recharge one's batteries and get into shape than to take a walk or jog along the numerous trails systems.

www.burnsidenews.com

Here, people bike and jog along a wide dirt path that hugs the shoreline.

www.cnet.com

It is even more depressing than it seems because they are quite happy to jog along as they are doing at the moment.

www.dailymail.co.uk

After that, it's a jog along the beach with the dog followed by a swim in the sea with my artist friend next door.

www.telegraph.co.uk

The waterfront is used by thousands of people every week -- from dog walkers, to folk out for a stroll to those who run, cycle or jog along it.

www.fifetoday.co.uk