jog

trotar

Correr a un ritmo suave y constante, normalmente para hacer ejercicio.

En inglés sencillo: To run at a gentle, steady speed, usually for exercise.

• I jog every morning.
• We jogged around the park yesterday.
• Do you prefer to jog alone or with friends?

Sinónimos: run slowly

Expresiones frecuentes: jog every morning, jog around something, jog in place

refrescar

Ayudar a alguien a recordar algo que había olvidado.

En inglés sencillo: To help someone remember something they had forgotten.

• This song might jog your memory.
• Her question jogged my memory about the meeting.
• Does the name jog your memory?

Cómo se usa: jog someone’s memory (Perhaps this photograph will jog your memory.)

Sinónimos: remind

Expresiones frecuentes: jog your memory, jog someone’s memory

dar un codazo, sacudir

Empujar o sacudir a alguien o algo de forma leve y repentina.

En inglés sencillo: To push or shake someone or something slightly and suddenly.

• He jogged my elbow by accident.
• The crowd jogged her arm, spilling her drink.
• A sudden movement jogged the camera.

Sinónimos: nudge, jolt

Expresiones frecuentes: jog someone’s elbow, jog someone’s arm, jog someone gently

hacer trotar

Hacer que un animal, especialmente un caballo, avance a un paso regular y bastante rápido.

En inglés sencillo: To make an animal, especially a horse, move at a steady, fairly quick pace.

• She jogged the horse around the field.
• The trainer jogs each pony before breakfast.
• He jogged his horse along the dusty track.

Sinónimos: trot

Expresiones frecuentes: jog a horse, jog a pony, jog someone’s horse