ejercicios
“ejercicios” means “exercises” in Spanish. It has 3 different meanings depending on context:
exercises
Also: workouts, drills
📝 In Action
Hago ejercicios aeróbicos tres veces a la semana.
A1I do aerobic exercises three times a week.
Los ejercicios de estiramiento son importantes después de correr.
A2Stretching exercises are important after running.
El doctor me recomendó ejercicios de bajo impacto.
B1The doctor recommended low-impact exercises for me.
exercises
Also: problems, practice drills
📝 In Action
La profesora nos dejó diez ejercicios de matemáticas para la casa.
A1The teacher gave us ten math problems for homework.
Necesitas completar todos los ejercicios del capítulo para entender el tema.
A2You need to complete all the exercises in the chapter to understand the topic.
Los ejercicios de gramática son muy útiles para memorizar las reglas.
B1The grammar drills are very useful for memorizing the rules.
fiscal year
Also: maneuvers, operations
📝 In Action
Los resultados financieros de los últimos ejercicios han sido positivos.
B2The financial results of the last fiscal years have been positive.
El ejército llevará a cabo ejercicios de simulación en la frontera.
C1The army will carry out simulation maneuvers on the border.
Translate to Spanish
Words that translate to "ejercicios" in Spanish:
drills→exercises→maneuvers→operations→practice drills→problems→workouts→✏️ Quick Practice
Quick Quiz: ejercicios
Question 1 of 2
Which sentence uses 'ejercicios' to mean a school assignment?
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👥 Word Family▼
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📚 Etymology▼
Comes from the Latin word *exercitium*, which means 'training' or 'practice.' This root is related to the word *exercitus*, meaning 'army' or 'disciplined body,' highlighting the original sense of structured effort and training.
First recorded: 13th century
Cognates (Related words)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is 'ejercicios' the same as 'ejercicio'?
'Ejercicios' is simply the plural form of the singular noun 'ejercicio.' However, Spanish often uses the plural 'ejercicios' when English speakers might use the singular 'exercise' to talk about a general routine (e.g., 'hacer ejercicios' = to work out).
How do I know if 'ejercicios' means 'workout' or 'homework'?
Look at the context! If the surrounding words are 'gimnasio' (gym), 'correr' (run), or 'músculos' (muscles), it means 'workout.' If the words are 'maestra' (teacher), 'libro' (book), or 'matemáticas' (math), it means 'practice problems' or 'drills.'


