When you're just starting out with Finnish, understanding common nouns is super helpful. One great word to know is juoksu. This means 'running' in English.
You might hear it in sentences like Minä pidän juoksusta, which means 'I like running.' Or, if you're talking about a running event, you could say juoksukilpailu, which is a 'running competition.'
It's a straightforward word, and you'll find it useful in many everyday situations when talking about sports or just moving quickly.
You'll hear the word "juoksu" a lot. It’s a versatile noun that comes from the verb "juosta," meaning "to run."
Think of "juoksu" as the act or instance of running. For example, a morning run, a race, or even the flow of a river can be described using "juoksu."
It’s a fundamental word for talking about movement and activity.
When we talk about "running" in Finnish, the word you'll most often hear is juoksu. This noun directly translates to "running" or "a run." It's quite versatile.
For example, you can talk about "a morning run" as aamujuoksu, or if you're discussing the act of running in general, juoksu works perfectly.
You might also encounter it in phrases like olla juoksussa, which means "to be on the run" (often in the context of escaping something).
Remember, it's the noun form, so think of it as the activity itself rather than the verb "to run," which would be juosta.
When you're discussing specific types of running, or running in a more abstract or metaphorical sense, 'juoksu' comes into play. For example, 'maratonjuoksu' is a marathon run, and 'aika-ajo' is a time trial.
It's also used in phrases where 'running' refers to the operation or continuous action of something, like 'yrityksen juoksu' for the running of a business.
You might also hear it in expressions like 'vapaa juoksu,' meaning free rein or a clear run.
In C1 contexts, pay attention to the nuanced ways 'juoksu' extends beyond the literal act of running to describe movement, operation, or progress.
When you're at the C2 level in Finnish, you understand the nuances of words like juoksu. While it primarily means 'running', its usage can extend to more abstract concepts. For instance, it can refer to a 'run' of good luck or a 'period' of time. You'll often see it in compound words, like juoksumatto (treadmill) or rahajuoksu (money laundering, literally 'money run').
§ What 'juoksu' means and when to use it
Let's talk about the Finnish word juoksu. It's a useful noun that you'll hear and see quite often, especially if you enjoy sports or just moving around. Basically, juoksu means 'running'. Simple as that. But like many words, it has a few different ways it's used in everyday Finnish.
- Definition
- The act or sport of running.
Most commonly, juoksu refers to the physical activity of running. Think about going for a jog, training for a marathon, or even just sprinting to catch a bus. All of these involve juoksu.
Pidän juoksusta aamuisin.
This translates to 'I like running in the mornings.' Here, juoksu is used as the object of the verb 'pitää' (to like), showing it as an activity.
Hän meni juoksulle metsään.
This means 'He went for a run in the forest.' In this sentence, juoksulle is in the allative case, indicating movement towards an activity or destination. It's a common construction when talking about going for a specific activity.
You might also encounter juoksu in a more figurative sense, though less often for beginners. For example, 'veden juoksu' means 'the flow of water'. But for now, focus on its primary meaning as 'running'.
Here are some common situations where you would use juoksu:
- Talking about hobbies: If someone asks what you like to do, you could say 'Pidän juoksusta.' (I like running.)
- Describing an action: 'Hän aloitti juoksun.' (He started running.)
- Referring to a specific event: 'Osallistun maratonjuoksuun.' (I am participating in a marathon run.)
Notice how juoksu combines with other words to create new meanings, like 'maratonjuoksu' for marathon run. This is typical of Finnish, where words are often compounded.
Tämä on hyvä reitti juoksua varten.
This translates to 'This is a good route for running.' Here, 'varten' means 'for' or 'in order to', and juoksua is in the partitive case, often used after prepositions or when talking about an uncompleted action.
So, when you see or hear juoksu, nine times out of ten it's about someone, or something, running. Keep an eye out for its different case endings, as they tell you how it relates to other words in the sentence. Learning these common uses will really help you understand and speak more natural Finnish.
§ Basic Use of Juoksu
Let's get straight to it. 'Juoksu' means 'running'. It's a noun. Like many Finnish nouns, it changes form depending on its role in a sentence. We'll cover the most common ways you'll see and use it.
- Finnish Word
- juoksu
- English Definition
- running
§ Juoksu as the Subject
When 'running' is the thing doing the action, or the main topic, you use 'juoksu' in its basic form. This is called the nominative case.
Juoksu on hyvä tapa kuntoilla.
Translation hint: 'Running' is a good way to exercise.
Juoksu tuntuu hyvältä sateella.
Translation hint: 'Running' feels good in the rain.
§ Juoksu in Possession (Genitive Case)
When you want to talk about something 'of running' or 'running's something', you'll use the genitive form, which is 'juoksun'. This is like adding an apostrophe 's' in English.
Hän paransi juoksun tekniikkaa.
Translation hint: He improved 'running's' technique (or the technique 'of running').
Meillä on tänään juoksun harjoitus.
Translation hint: We have a 'running' practice today.
§ Talking About Doing Running (Partitive Case)
This is where it gets a bit more Finnish! When you are doing 'some running' or 'running' as an indefinite amount or action, you often use the partitive form: 'juoksua'. Think of it as 'some running' or 'running' as an activity without a clear end or specific quantity.
Hän nauttii juoksua luonnossa.
Translation hint: He enjoys 'running' (some running) in nature.
Me harrastamme juoksua joka päivä.
Translation hint: We do 'running' (some running) every day.
§ Juoksu with 'About' or 'Concerning' (Elative Case)
If you want to say 'about running' or 'concerning running', you use the elative case: 'juoksusta'.
Puhuimme paljon juoksusta.
Translation hint: We talked a lot 'about running'.
Kirjassa kerrotaan juoksusta ja sen historiasta.
Translation hint: The book tells 'about running' and its history.
§ Juoksu with 'To' or 'Into' (Illative Case)
When 'running' is the destination or direction, you use the illative case: 'juoksuun'.
Hän lähti juoksuun heti aamulla.
Translation hint: He went 'into running' (started running) right in the morning.
Kutsuimme hänet mukaan juoksuun.
Translation hint: We invited him along 'to running' (to join running).
§ Common Phrases with Juoksu
Aamujuoksu: morning run
Lenkkijuoksu: jog (literally 'loop run')
Maastojuoksu: cross-country running
Keep practicing these examples. You'll start to recognize the patterns in no time. Finnish is logical, just different!
§ What 'Juoksu' Means
- Finnish Word
- Juoksu
- Part of Speech
- Noun
- CEFR Level
- A2
- Definition
- Running
Alright, let's get straight to it. The word 'juoksu' in Finnish means 'running'. Simple as that. It's a very common word, and you'll hear it in many contexts, from talking about exercise to more abstract uses. Knowing this word is a basic step to understanding everyday Finnish conversations.
§ Basic Usage of 'Juoksu'
You'll often hear 'juoksu' when people are talking about physical activity. Finns love their outdoor activities, and running is a big part of that. Here are some straightforward examples of how it's used:
When someone is going for a run:
Minä menen juoksulle.
I'm going for a run.
Talking about the act of running:
Juoksu on hyvä tapa pysyä kunnossa.
Running is a good way to stay in shape.
§ 'Juoksu' in Everyday Work and School
Even if you're not a marathon runner, 'juoksu' can pop up in work and school contexts. It often refers to a series or a course of action, not necessarily physical running.
In a work meeting, you might hear about 'projektin juoksu'.
Miten projektin juoksu etenee?
How is the project's progress (literally, 'run') advancing?
Here, 'juoksu' means the flow or progression of something. It's a metaphorical 'running'.
At school, especially in sports classes, it's very literal:
Meillä on tänään pitkä juoksu liikuntatunnilla.
We have a long run in our sports class today.
Or, in a more general sense, talking about a series of events:
Näytösten juoksu on ollut menestys.
The run of performances has been a success.
§ 'Juoksu' in the News
When you're reading or listening to Finnish news, 'juoksu' appears quite frequently, especially in sports sections, but also in broader contexts.
Sports news is a given:
Hän voitti maratonjuoksun ennätysajalla.
He won the marathon (run) with a record time.
Here, 'maratonjuoksu' is a compound word meaning 'marathon run'. Compound words are very common in Finnish.
You might also see it in political or economic news, again referring to a sequence or process:
Hallituksen neuvottelujen juoksu on ollut hidas.
The progress (literally, 'run') of government negotiations has been slow.
In this sense, it describes the unfolding of events.
Sometimes, it appears in more formal or bureaucratic language:
Asiakirjojen juoksu on varmistettava.
The proper flow (literally, 'run') of documents must be ensured.
§ Related Words and Phrases
Understanding 'juoksu' also means knowing some related words. This will help you expand your vocabulary naturally:
The verb 'juosta' means 'to run'. This is the action form of 'juoksu'.
Minä juoksen joka aamu.
I run every morning.
A 'juoksija' is a 'runner'. This is the person who performs the action.
Hän on hyvä juoksija.
He/She is a good runner.
'Juoksumatto' means 'treadmill' (literally, 'running mat').
Harjoittelen juoksumatolla.
I train on the treadmill.
By learning 'juoksu' and its related terms, you're not just memorizing one word; you're building a network of vocabulary that will help you understand and speak Finnish more fluently. Keep practicing these examples, and you'll find 'juoksu' becomes a natural part of your Finnish vocabulary.
§ Juoksu: The Noun for Running
- DEFINITION
- 'Juoksu' is a Finnish noun that means 'running.' It can refer to the act of running, a run (as in a jog), or even a race. It's built from the verb 'juosta' (to run).
§ Mistake 1: Confusing 'juoksu' with the verb 'juosta'
This is super common. Remember, 'juoksu' is the noun. It's the 'running' itself, the activity. 'Juosta' is the verb 'to run.' You can't use 'juoksu' where you need a verb.
Minä juoksen joka aamu. (I run every morning.)
Hän aloitti juoksun nuorena. (He started running when young.)
§ Mistake 2: Incorrect Cases with 'Juoksu'
Finnish has a lot of cases, and 'juoksu' is no exception. The meaning changes depending on the case you use. Here are some common ones:
- Partitive: juoksua
Used for ongoing, unfinished actions, or when referring to 'some running.'
Kävin juoksua metsässä. (I went for a run/some running in the forest.)
- Genitive: juoksun
Shows possession or is used with certain postpositions.
Minun juoksuni alkaa nyt. (My run starts now.)
- Illative: juoksuun
Indicates movement *into* running or *to* a run.
Hän osallistui juoksuun. (He participated in the run/race.)
- Inessive: juoksussa
Means 'in running' or 'during a run.'
Olen hyvä juoksussa. (I am good at running.)
- Elative: juoksusta
Means 'from running' or 'about running.'
Puhumme juoksusta. (We are talking about running.)
§ Mistake 3: Literal translation of English phrases
Don't try to directly translate English phrases like 'go for a run' word-for-word. Finnish often has its own ways of expressing these common ideas.
- WRONG
- Minä menen juoksuun. (Literal: I go to running.)
Minä menen lenkille. (I go for a jog/run.)
Here, 'lenkki' means 'a jog' or 'a loop' and 'lenkille' is in the allative case, meaning 'to a jog.'
- WRONG
- Teen juoksun. (Literal: I do a running.)
Käyn juoksulenkillä. (I go for a running jog.)
§ Mistake 4: Using 'juoksu' as an adjective
'Juoksu' is a noun. You can't use it directly to describe something like an adjective. If you want to say 'running shoes,' you need a compound word or a different construction.
- WRONG
- Juoksu kengät. (Incorrect word order/form.)
Juoksukengät. (Running shoes - compound word.)
§ Keep Practicing!
The best way to avoid these mistakes is to practice and pay attention to how native speakers use 'juoksu.' Listen to examples, read Finnish texts, and try to construct your own sentences. You'll get the hang of it!
§ Juoksu: The basics of running
'Juoksu' is your go-to Finnish word for 'running'. It's a noun. Think of it as the general term for the act of running, whether it's a quick sprint to catch the bus or a marathon. It's practical and widely used.
- DEFINITION
- running
Päivittäinen juoksu on hyväksi terveydelle.
Translation hint: 'Daily running is good for health.'
Osallistun huomenna maratonjuoksuun.
Translation hint: 'I'm participating in a marathon run tomorrow.'
§ 'Juosta' vs. 'juoksu': Verb vs. Noun
Don't confuse 'juoksu' (the noun) with 'juosta' (the verb). 'Juosta' means 'to run'. It's an action, while 'juoksu' is the activity or the event of running.
- Juosta (verb): 'Minä juoksen metsässä.' (I run in the forest.)
- Juoksu (noun): 'Metsäjuoksu on rentouttavaa.' (Forest running is relaxing.)
§ Similar words and when to use them
While 'juoksu' covers most general running situations, there are a few other words that describe specific types of running or the act in a particular context. Knowing these will help you sound more natural.
- Hölkkä: This means 'jogging'. It's a slower, less intense form of running. If you're talking about a leisurely run for exercise, 'hölkkä' is a good choice.
Tein aamulla pienen hölkän.
Translation hint: 'I went for a small jog in the morning.'
- Sprintti: This is a direct loanword from English, meaning 'sprint'. Use this when you're talking about a very fast, short run, usually in a competitive context.
Viimeinen sprintti oli raskas.
Translation hint: 'The last sprint was tough.'
- Raukkakävely: This isn't strictly 'running', but it's related. It refers to a 'power walk' or 'brisk walk'. While not as fast as a run, it's a common form of exercise. Sometimes Finns will use it to describe a very fast walk that's almost a run.
Hän teki pitkän raukkakävelyn puistossa.
Translation hint: 'She took a long power walk in the park.'
§ Key takeaways for 'juoksu'
Remember these points to use 'juoksu' correctly:
- Use 'juoksu' as the general noun for 'running'.
- Use 'juosta' as the verb 'to run'.
- For a slower pace, use 'hölkkä' (jogging).
- For a fast, short burst, use 'sprintti'.
- When referring to a vigorous walk, 'raukkakävely' is an option.
발음 가이드
- Don't pronounce the 'j' like in English 'jump'. It's more like the 'y' in 'yes'.
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short
short
short
short
다음에 무엇을 배울까
선수 학습
다음에 배울 것
고급
알아야 할 문법
Nouns ending in -u, -y, -o, -ö often form the partitive singular by adding -a or -ä. For 'juoksu', the partitive is 'juoksua'. This form is used for indefinite amounts or as the object of certain verbs.
Hän harrastaa juoksua. (He/she practices running.)
The genitive case of 'juoksu' is 'juoksun'. It shows possession or specifies a noun.
Juoksun nopeus on tärkeä. (The speed of running is important.)
The illative case, meaning 'into' or 'to', for 'juoksu' is 'juoksuun'.
Hän lähti juoksuun. (He/she left for a run.)
The elative case, meaning 'from' or 'out of', for 'juoksu' is 'juoksusta'.
Väsyin juoksusta. (I got tired from running.)
The essive case, meaning 'as a' or 'in the capacity of', for 'juoksu' is 'juoksuna'.
Hän piti juoksuna harrastusta. (He/she considered running as a hobby.)
수준별 예문
Minä pidän juoksusta.
I like running.
Juoksu on hyvä liikuntamuoto.
Running is a good form of exercise.
Hän aloitti juoksun eilen.
He started running yesterday.
Juoksuvälineet ovat kalliita.
Running gear is expensive.
Menen juoksulle puistoon.
I'm going for a run in the park.
Juoksun jälkeen olen väsynyt.
After running, I am tired.
Koirani rakastaa juoksua.
My dog loves running.
Juoksu parantaa kuntoa.
Running improves fitness.
Minun täytyy mennä juoksuun joka aamu.
I have to go for a run every morning.
Here 'juoksuun' is in the illative case, indicating 'into running' or 'for a run'.
Hän nauttii pitkästä juoksusta metsässä.
He enjoys a long run in the forest.
'Juoksusta' is in the elative case, meaning 'from running' but in this context, 'of running' or 'a run'.
Juoksu on hyvä tapa pysyä kunnossa.
Running is a good way to stay in shape.
'Juoksu' is in the nominative case, acting as the subject of the sentence.
Nopea juoksu väsyttää minua.
A fast run tires me.
Here, 'juoksu' is in the nominative case.
Lähdetäänkö juoksulle huomenna?
Shall we go for a run tomorrow?
'Juoksulle' is in the allative case, indicating 'to running' or 'for a run'.
Hän harjoittelee juoksua varten.
She trains for running.
'Juoksua' is in the partitive case, often used with verbs expressing preparation or going towards something.
Juoksun jälkeen olo on virkeä.
After running, one feels refreshed.
'Juoksun' is in the genitive case, indicating 'of running' or 'running's'.
Tämä on hänen ensimmäinen juoksunsa.
This is his first run.
'Juoksunsa' includes a possessive suffix, meaning 'his run'.
Pitkän juoksun jälkeen jalat tuntuivat raskailta.
After a long run, legs felt heavy.
Hän valmistautuu maratoniin päivittäisellä juoksulla.
He prepares for the marathon with daily running.
Juoksu on hyvä tapa pitää kuntoa yllä.
Running is a good way to maintain fitness.
Koiranpentu nautti vapaasta juoksusta pellolla.
The puppy enjoyed a free run in the field.
Aamujuoksu auttaa heräämään pirteänä.
Morning run helps to wake up refreshed.
Hänen juoksutekniikkansa on kehittynyt paljon.
His running technique has improved a lot.
Ennätysjuoksu toi hänelle kultamitalin.
The record run brought him a gold medal.
Kovassa juoksussa voi tulla hiki nopeasti.
During intense running, one can sweat quickly.
Juoksu maratonin aikana oli todella rankkaa, mutta tunne maalissa oli uskomaton.
Running during the marathon was really tough, but the feeling at the finish line was incredible.
Pitkän juoksun jälkeen jalat tuntuivat lyijynraskailta, mutta mieli oli virkeä.
After a long run, my legs felt like lead, but my mind was fresh.
Hän valmistautui kilpailuun tehostamalla juoksunsa intensiteettiä ja kestoa.
She prepared for the competition by increasing the intensity and duration of her running.
Juoksu metsäpoluilla tarjoaa erinomaisen tavan nauttia luonnosta ja kuntoilla samalla.
Running on forest trails offers an excellent way to enjoy nature and exercise at the same time.
Vaikka satoi, emme peruneet aamun juoksuamme, vaan pukeuduimme sään mukaisesti.
Even though it was raining, we didn't cancel our morning run, but dressed according to the weather.
Hänen juoksunsa oli niin kevyttä ja vaivatonta, että se näytti melkein tanssilta.
His running was so light and effortless that it almost looked like a dance.
Nuorena harrastin juoksua aktiivisesti, mutta nykyään kävelen enemmän.
As a youth, I actively pursued running, but nowadays I walk more.
Juoksu on monelle tapa purkaa stressiä ja kirkastaa ajatuksia.
For many, running is a way to relieve stress and clear their thoughts.
Juoksu oli elämää mullistava kokemus, joka avasi silmäni uusille mahdollisuuksille ja haasteille.
The run was a life-changing experience that opened my eyes to new opportunities and challenges.
Pitkän matkan juoksu vaatii uskomatonta kestävyyttä sekä fyysisesti että henkisesti.
Long-distance running requires incredible endurance, both physically and mentally.
Hänen juoksunsa oli sulavaa ja vaivatonta, kuin virtaava joki.
His running was smooth and effortless, like a flowing river.
Kilpailun tiimellyksessä jokainen juoksuaskel tuntui painavalta, mutta tahto voittaa piti hänet liikkeellä.
In the heat of the competition, every running step felt heavy, but the will to win kept him going.
Juoksu on monille paitsi liikuntamuoto, myös meditatiivinen tapa selkeyttää ajatuksiaan.
Running is for many not just a form of exercise, but also a meditative way to clear their thoughts.
Vaikka hänen juoksunsa oli epävarmaa aluksi, hän kehittyi nopeasti ja saavutti uskomattomia tuloksia.
Although his running was uncertain at first, he developed quickly and achieved incredible results.
Auringonlaskun aikaan tapahtuva juoksu metsäpoluilla oli hänelle pyhä hetki, jolloin hän saattoi unohtaa arjen huolet.
A run on the forest trails at sunset was a sacred moment for him, when he could forget the worries of everyday life.
Hänen juoksunsa oli symboli vastarinnasta ja päättäväisyydestä, joka innoitti monia muita.
His running was a symbol of resistance and determination that inspired many others.
자주 쓰는 조합
자주 쓰는 구문
olla juoksussa
to be on the run
lähteä juoksuun
to start running/to take off running
mennä juoksuun
to go for a run
juoksu on hyväksi
running is good (for you)
juoksu kulkee
the running feels good/is going well
ottaa juoksua
to take a run
juoksun jälkeen
after the run
ennen juoksua
before the run
juoksun aikana
during the run
harrastaa juoksua
to engage in running (as a hobby)
자주 혼동되는 단어
This is the verb 'to run'. 'Juoksu' is the noun 'running'.
This means 'skiing'. While both are physical activities, they are distinct.
This means 'swimming'. Again, a different physical activity.
혼동하기 쉬운
Many English speakers learning Finnish often confuse 'juoksu' with the verb 'juosta' (to run). While related, 'juoksu' is the noun form, referring to the act of running itself.
'Juoksu' is a noun meaning 'running' or 'a run'. 'Juosta' is a verb meaning 'to run'. Think of it like the difference between 'the run' and 'to run' in English.
Aamujuoksu on hyvä tapa aloittaa päivä. (Morning run is a good way to start the day.)
Similar to 'juoksu', 'lenkki' can also refer to a run, but it often implies a more casual or recreational run, or even a walk.
'Juoksu' is more general for the act of running. 'Lenkki' often suggests a specific route or a leisurely outing, like 'a jog' or 'a loop'.
Käyn lenkillä joka ilta. (I go for a run/jog every evening.)
Learners might think 'kisa' means running, as it's often used in the context of races, which frequently involve running.
'Kisa' means 'competition' or 'race' (noun). While a race can be a running event, 'kisa' itself doesn't mean running.
Otan osaa juoksukisaan. (I will participate in a running race.)
Because running involves speed, learners might mistakenly associate 'vauhti' directly with running.
'Vauhti' means 'speed' or 'pace'. It's an attribute of movement, not the act of running itself.
Juoksija lisäsi vauhtia. (The runner increased the speed/pace.)
This is a loanword related to running, specifically a burst of speed, which could be confused with the general act of running.
'Spurtti' means 'a sprint' or 'a burst of speed'. It's a specific type of running or an action during running, not the overall concept.
Juoksija teki kovan spurtin maaliviivalla. (The runner made a strong sprint at the finish line.)
어휘 가족
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Juoksu means 'running' as an activity. It's often used with verbs that imply performing the action of running, like harrastaa juoksua (to do running as a hobby) or käydä juoksulenkillä (to go for a run). It can also refer to a specific run or race, for example, maratonjuoksu (marathon running/race).
A common mistake is confusing juoksu with the verb juosta, which means 'to run'. While related, juoksu is the noun. For example, you wouldn't say minä juoksu (I running); you'd say minä juoksen (I run). Another mistake is using it incorrectly with prepositions. For instance, you go juoksulenkille (to a running path/for a run), not juoksuun in the same context.
암기하기
기억법
Imagine a 'juice-oozing' (juoksu) athlete, vigorously running.
시각적 연상
Picture a person running with powerful strides, their face showing determination. The word 'juoksu' flashes above them, emphasizing the action.
Word Web
챌린지
Describe your morning 'juoksu' in Finnish. Where did you run? How did you feel? For example: 'Aamulla minä juoksin puistossa. Se oli hyvä juoksu!' (In the morning, I ran in the park. It was a good run!)
셀프 테스트 78 질문
Choose the correct Finnish word for 'running'.
'Juoksu' means 'running' in Finnish.
Which word means 'running'?
'Juoksu' translates to 'running'.
Mikä on 'running' suomeksi?
'Juoksu' is the Finnish word for 'running'.
The word 'juoksu' means 'running'.
Yes, 'juoksu' correctly translates to 'running'.
'Juoksu' means 'walking'.
No, 'juoksu' means 'running', not 'walking'. 'Walking' is 'kävely'.
If someone is doing 'juoksu', they are swimming.
No, 'juoksu' means 'running'. If someone is swimming, they are doing 'uinti'.
Listen for 'juoksu' and understand the activity.
The word 'juoksija' is related to 'juoksu'.
Focus on the main activity being discussed.
Read this aloud:
Pidän juoksusta.
Focus: juoksu
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Juoksu on minun harrastus.
Focus: harrastus
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Menemme juoksulenkille.
Focus: juoksulenkille
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This sentence means 'Running is fast'.
This sentence means 'I like running'. The word 'juoksu' changes to 'juoksusta' because of the verb 'pitää' (to like), which takes the elative case.
This sentence means 'Running is a good way'.
Mikä on synonyymi sanalle 'juoksu'?
'Juoksu' tarkoittaa yleisesti juoksemista. 'Spurtti' on nopea, lyhyt juoksu.
Valitse oikea lause, jossa 'juoksu' on käytetty oikein.
'Juoksu' on toiminto, jonka voi tehdä, ei syödä, lukea tai nukkua.
Mikä näistä ei liity 'juoksuun'?
Lenkkarit, maali ja reitti liittyvät juoksemiseen. Uimahousut liittyvät uimiseen.
'Juoksu' voi tarkoittaa myös juoksukilpailua.
Kyllä, esimerkiksi 'maratonjuoksu' on juoksukilpailu.
Voiko 'juoksu' tarkoittaa veden virtausta hanasta?
Kyllä, esimerkiksi 'vesijohto vuotaa ja vettä tulee juoksuun' on mahdollinen ilmaisu, tai 'vesi juoksee hanasta'.
'Juoksu' on aina hidasta ja rauhallista liikuntaa.
Ei, juoksu voi olla myös nopeaa ja rasittavaa, esimerkiksi sprintti tai kilpajuoksu.
This sentence means 'He/She likes running.' In Finnish, the verb 'pitää' (to like) takes the elative case, which is why 'juoksu' becomes 'juoksusta'.
This sentence translates to 'Running is good for health.' 'Hyvää' is the partitive singular of 'hyvä' (good) and 'terveydelle' is in the allative case, meaning 'for health'.
This means 'We went for a run together.' 'Juoksulenkille' combines 'juoksu' (running) and 'lenkki' (jog) with the allative case ending '-lle', indicating direction.
Päivittäinen aamu-___ on hyvä tapa aloittaa päivä energisesti.
Daily morning 'juoksu' (running) is a good way to start the day energetically.
Pitkän ___ jälkeen jalat tuntuivat väsyneiltä.
After a long 'juoksu' (running), the legs felt tired. 'Juoksun' is the genitive form of 'juoksu'.
Harrastan säännöllisesti ___ luonnossa.
I regularly practice 'juoksua' (running) in nature. 'Juoksua' is the partitive form.
Hän valmistautuu maratoniin harjoittelemalla ___ joka päivä.
He is preparing for a marathon by practicing 'juoksua' (running) every day. 'Juoksua' is the partitive form, often used after verbs of doing or engaging in an activity.
Yhteinen ___ joukkueen kanssa parantaa kuntoa ja yhteishenkeä.
A common 'juoksu' (running) with the team improves fitness and team spirit.
Kilpailun jälkeen hän sai tunnustusta nopeasta ___.
After the competition, he received recognition for his fast 'juoksu' (running). 'Juoksustaan' is the elative case with a possessive suffix.
The speaker heard footsteps while going for a morning run.
Fast running helps to stay in shape.
He is preparing for a marathon by running long distances.
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Minun täytyy parantaa juoksuani, jotta pääsen hyvään kuntoon.
Focus: juoksuani
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Rankka juoksu väsytti minut täysin.
Focus: väsytti
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Juoksu on hyvä tapa purkaa stressiä.
Focus: purkaa
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Choose the best translation for 'long-distance running'.
'Pitkä matka' means long distance. 'Juoksu' means running.
Which sentence correctly uses 'juoksu' in the sense of a 'running event' or 'race'?
In this context, 'juoksu' refers to a specific running event, a marathon.
Which of these describes someone whose 'juoksu' is very fast?
'Nopea' means fast. 'Hänen juoksunsa' means 'his/her running'.
The sentence 'Juoksu tuntui raskaalta' means 'The run felt heavy/difficult'.
'Tuntui raskaalta' indeed means 'felt heavy' or 'felt difficult' when referring to a physical activity.
If someone says 'Hänellä on hyvä juoksu', it means they are good at running.
'Hyvä juoksu' translates to 'good running' or 'a good run', implying proficiency.
The phrase 'Aloitin juoksun viime vuonna' means 'I started reading last year'.
'Aloitin juoksun' means 'I started running'. 'Lukeminen' is reading.
Focus on how 'juoksun' changes in context.
Listen for the word 'juoksuharjoitteluaan' and understand its meaning.
Identify 'juoksulenkki' and its role in the sentence.
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Miksi juoksu on niin suosittu liikuntamuoto Suomessa?
Focus: juoksu, suosittu, liikuntamuoto
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Pystytkö kuvailemaan unelmiesi juoksureittiä?
Focus: kuvailemaan, unelmiesi, juoksureittiä
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Mitkä ovat juoksun hyödyt ja haitat mielestäsi?
Focus: hyödyt, haitat, mielestäsi
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Choose the most appropriate word to complete the sentence: 'Hänellä on ollut pitkä __________ tänään, joten hän on väsynyt.'
The sentence implies a strenuous activity leading to tiredness. 'Juoksu' (running) fits this context best.
Which of the following phrases correctly uses 'juoksu' in a figurative sense?
In this option, 'elämän juoksu' (the course/flow of life) uses 'juoksu' figuratively, referring to the progression or journey of life, which can be challenging.
Select the sentence where 'juoksu' is used to describe a continuous flow or movement.
Here, 'veden juoksu' (the flow of water) refers to the continuous movement of water, showcasing a metaphorical use of 'juoksu'.
The phrase 'tehdä juoksu' always means to literally go for a run.
While 'tehdä juoksu' can mean to go for a run, it can also refer to making a trip or errand, or even a 'run' of good/bad luck, depending on context.
In Finnish, 'juoksu' can refer to the operational flow of a business or project.
Yes, 'juoksu' can be used metaphorically in expressions like 'projektin juoksu' (the course/running of a project) or 'asiain juoksu' (the course of affairs).
When referring to a 'run' of an engine, 'juoksu' would be the most natural Finnish word to use.
For an engine's 'run' or operation, words like 'käynti' or 'toiminta' would be more natural. 'Juoksu' is less common in this specific context.
Describe a time when you pushed yourself to achieve a physical goal, focusing on your determination and the 'juoksu' (running) aspect of your effort, even if metaphorical. Use advanced vocabulary.
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Muistan elävästi sen päivän, kun päätin saavuttaa henkilökohtaisen ennätykseni maratonilla. Se oli armoton juoksu kohti tavoitetta, jossa jokainen askel vaati uskomatonta sinnikkyyttä. Pyrkimykseni ylittää itseni piti minut liikkeessä, vaikka kestävyyteni oli koetuksella. Lopulta, vaikka en aivan päässyt tavoitteeseeni, koin valtavan voiton tunteen, koska olin puskenut itseäni äärirajoille.
Reflect on how regular physical activity, particularly 'juoksu' (running) or a similar sustained effort, contributes to mental well-being and productivity. Use complex sentence structures.
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Säännöllinen fyysinen aktiivisuus, erityisesti pitkäkestoinen juoksu, on osoittautunut erittäin merkittäväksi tekijäksi niin fyysisen kuin henkisenkin hyvinvoinnin edistämisessä. Sen avulla pystyn purkamaan stressiä tehokkaasti ja parantamaan samalla keskittymiskykyäni, mikä puolestaan heijastuu positiivisesti yleiseen tuottavuuteeni. Tämän johdosta koen olevani virkeämpi ja valmiimpi kohtaamaan päivän haasteet.
Analyze the role of discipline and self-motivation in maintaining a consistent 'juoksu' (running) routine over an extended period. Focus on the psychological aspects.
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Jatkuvan juoksurutiinin ylläpitäminen vaatii merkittävää kuria ja sisäistä itsemotivaatiota, erityisesti kun alkuinnostus hiipuu. Psykologisesti on tärkeää löytää sisäisiä palkintoja ja sitoutua prosessiin, eikä ainoastaan lopputulokseen. Tämä auttaa ylläpitämään rutiinia ja ylittämään ne hetket, jolloin motivaatio on koetuksella.
Mitä maratonin harjoittelu vaatii?
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Maratonin harjoittelu on pitkä ja vaativa prosessi, joka koettelee niin kehon kuin mielenkin rajoja. Jokainen juoksu lisää kestävyyttä ja vahvistaa päättäväisyyttä. Onnistuneen maratonin jälkeen tuntee usein valtavaa helpotusta ja ylpeyttä saavutuksestaan.
Mitä maratonin harjoittelu vaatii?
Tekstissä mainitaan 'koettelee niin kehon kuin mielenkin rajoja', mikä viittaa sekä fyysiseen että henkiseen vaatimukseen.
Tekstissä mainitaan 'koettelee niin kehon kuin mielenkin rajoja', mikä viittaa sekä fyysiseen että henkiseen vaatimukseen.
Miksi riittävä ravintosuunnittelu ja palautuminen ovat tärkeitä kestävyysjuoksussa?
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Kestävyysjuoksu, kuten maraton, vaatii erityisen huolellista ravintosuunnittelua ja palautumista. Ilman riittävää energian saantia ja palautumista suorituskyky laskee nopeasti ja loukkaantumisriski kasvaa merkittävästi. Ammattilaiset käyttävät usein asiantuntijoita apunaan suunnittelussa.
Miksi riittävä ravintosuunnittelu ja palautuminen ovat tärkeitä kestävyysjuoksussa?
Tekstissä sanotaan 'Ilman riittävää energian saantia ja palautumista suorituskyky laskee nopeasti ja loukkaantumisriski kasvaa merkittävästi'.
Tekstissä sanotaan 'Ilman riittävää energian saantia ja palautumista suorituskyky laskee nopeasti ja loukkaantumisriski kasvaa merkittävästi'.
Mihin uudet teknologiset apuvälineet auttavat juoksijoita?
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Teknologian kehitys on tuonut mukanaan monia uusia apuvälineitä juoksijoille, kuten älykellot ja GPS-seurantalaitteet. Nämä laitteet auttavat seuraamaan juoksunopeutta, matkaa ja sykettä, mikä mahdollistaa harjoittelun optimoinnin ja edistymisen tarkemman seurannan. Monet pitävät niitä välttämättöminä nykyaikaisessa harjoittelussa.
Mihin uudet teknologiset apuvälineet auttavat juoksijoita?
Tekstissä mainitaan, että laitteet 'auttavat seuraamaan juoksunopeutta, matkaa ja sykettä'.
Tekstissä mainitaan, että laitteet 'auttavat seuraamaan juoksunopeutta, matkaa ja sykettä'.
This sentence describes someone's incredible speed in running, requiring the words to be in a specific order to convey the meaning naturally in Finnish.
This sentence expresses the feeling of heavy legs after a long run, requiring the correct word order for the possessive and verb tenses.
This sentence talks about marathon preparation involving many intense runs. The word order reflects the typical structure for such a complex sentence.
Choose the most appropriate synonym for 'juoksu' in a context describing a rapid and uncontrolled market trend.
'Rynnäkkö' implies a sudden, forceful rush, which fits the nuance of an uncontrolled market trend better than general movement ('liikehdintä'), flow ('virtaus'), or simple rise ('nousu').
Which of these sentences best uses 'juoksu' metaphorically to describe the smooth operation of a complex system?
Here, 'juoksu' refers to the operation or running of the machinery, indicating its functionality. The other options use 'juoksu' literally or in different contexts.
In a philosophical discussion about the passage of time, which phrase most effectively uses 'juoksu'?
'Ajan juoksu' is a common and evocative idiom for the relentless passage of time. The other options refer to literal running or personal performance.
The phrase 'pitkä juoksu' can be used to describe a long-term project or endeavor, not just physical running.
'Pitkä juoksu' is an idiomatic expression often used to refer to a long-term commitment or a marathon effort in a figurative sense.
When referring to a computer program's execution, 'juoksu' is an appropriate and commonly used term.
In technical contexts, 'juoksu' or 'ajaa' (to run) is used to describe the execution of a program or script.
If someone says 'Minulla on huono juoksu tänään,' they are exclusively talking about their physical running performance.
While it can refer to physical running, 'huono juoksu' can also metaphorically mean a 'bad run of luck' or a generally unproductive day, depending on the context.
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