exercise
व्यायाम
definition
verb
control is exercised by the Board
use or apply (a faculty, right, or process).
she still exercised every day
engage in physical activity to sustain or improve health and fitness; take exercise.
noun
exercise improves your heart and lung power
activity requiring physical effort, carried out especially to sustain or improve health and fitness.
the free exercise of religion
the use or application of a faculty, right, or process.
translation of 'exercise'
व्यायाम करणे,
अभ्यास,
व्यायाम,
उपयोग करणे,
कसरत
example
This is the time when you've got to 'exercise' for your health, while not overdoing it.
The course can be tailored to an individual's precise needs and looks at health, fitness, 'exercise' and how to do it safely, and diet.
States must take effective measures to ensure that all persons entitled to vote are able to 'exercise' that right.
I believed most of my clients would not 'exercise' without my physical presence.
This most fundamental 'exercise' of Executive authority is binding on the courts.
Stables also regularly use the wide expanse of shoreline to 'exercise' their horses.
anyone receiving a suspect package should 'exercise' extreme caution
She said swimming was an ideal form of 'exercise' for improving health and helping people control their weight
an 'exercise' in public relations
Mary then suggests a few remedies to this ridiculous 'exercise' of free speech by students.
Heart patients in the district are among the first in the country to be helped back to health with 'exercise' classes.
And when it comes to circulatory disease, regular, aerobic 'exercise' is the best prescription.
Consultation is more of a public relations 'exercise' than a meaningful legal process.
It wasn't until four years later that the First Amendment was adopted guaranteeing the free 'exercise' of religion.
The only advice is - no strenuous physical 'exercise' for the rest of the day.
Those who 'exercise' regularly cite important physical and psychological payoffs.
Indeed, in September we were due to carry out a national 'exercise' in radiation monitoring throughout the country.
Does the thought of improved blood sugar control and better health motivate you to 'exercise' ?
Yet the whole affair was a displacement activity: an 'exercise' in self-deception.
But tourism officials say other chalet owners specifically book because an area of the sands is available to 'exercise' their pets.
Two other key elements of the program, 'exercise' your body and your brain.
Local dog owners used the canal bank to 'exercise' their pets.
an 'exercise' in public relations
There are various ways to 'exercise' dogs and horses and various ways to kill foxes.
Thus America became the first nation to disestablish religion and to protect the free 'exercise' of religion by law.
the free 'exercise' of religion
the 'exercise' of authority
The new steps allow her to walk unaided into the water, where she can 'exercise' her arms and legs while lying on a special mat to keep her afloat.
The thesis demonstrates the potential of divorce to threaten individual men's 'exercise' of patriarchal authority and their masculine identities in very concrete ways.
It says Congress shall make no law establishing a religion or interfering with the free 'exercise' thereof.
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