Summary
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- juggle:
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Wiktionary:
- juggle → jonglieren
- juggle → jongieren, denken, gaukeln, jonglieren
English
Detailed Translations for juggles from English to German
juggle:
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to juggle (conjure; perform conjuring tricks; use magic)
Conjugations for juggle:
present
- juggle
- juggle
- juggles
- juggle
- juggle
- juggle
simple past
- juggled
- juggled
- juggled
- juggled
- juggled
- juggled
present perfect
- have juggled
- have juggled
- has juggled
- have juggled
- have juggled
- have juggled
past continuous
- was juggling
- were juggling
- was juggling
- were juggling
- were juggling
- were juggling
future
- shall juggle
- will juggle
- will juggle
- shall juggle
- will juggle
- will juggle
continuous present
- am juggling
- are juggling
- is juggling
- are juggling
- are juggling
- are juggling
subjunctive
- be juggled
- be juggled
- be juggled
- be juggled
- be juggled
- be juggled
diverse
- juggle!
- let's juggle!
- juggled
- juggling
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
Translation Matrix for juggle:
Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
- | juggling | |
Verb | Related Translations | Other Translations |
gaukeln | conjure; juggle; perform conjuring tricks; use magic | do conjuring tricks; do magic; work charms; work illusions; work magic; work miracles |
zaubern | conjure; juggle; perform conjuring tricks; use magic | do conjuring tricks; do magic; work charms; work illusions; work magic; work miracles |
- | beguile; hoodwink |
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Wiktionary Translations for juggle:
juggle
Cross Translation:
verb
juggle
-
to handle or manage many tasks at once
- juggle → jonglieren
-
manipulate objects artistically
- juggle → jonglieren
verb
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eines oder mehrere Objekte werfen und wieder auffangen
Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• juggle | → jongieren; denken; gaukeln; jonglieren | ↔ jongler — jonglerie|fr Faire sauter plusieurs boules ou autres objets, qui s’entrecroiser en passant d’une main, voire d’un pied, dans l’autre. |
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