juggling in Latin
juggling in Latin is praestīgiae — juggling means the skill or act of keeping several objects moving through the air by tossing and catching them.
juggling in Latin
praestīgiae
The art of moving objects, such as balls, clubs, beanbags, rings, etc. in an artful or artistic manner.
What does "juggling" mean?
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noun The skill or act of keeping several objects moving through the air by tossing and catching them.
"The street performer's juggling drew a large crowd."
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noun The act of managing several tasks or responsibilities at once.
"Juggling work and childcare left her little free time."
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juggling in a sentence
- The street performer's juggling drew a large crowd.
- Juggling work and childcare left her little free time.
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What is "juggling" in Latin?
"juggling" in Latin is praestīgiae. juggling means: The skill or act of keeping several objects moving through the air by tossing and catching them.
How do you use "juggling" in a sentence?
Example: "The street performer's juggling drew a large crowd." In Latin, "juggling" is praestīgiae.
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