| 锻炼 | duàn liàn | to engage in physical exercise; to work out; to toughen; to temper | |
| 锻炼 | duàn liàn | to toughen; to temper; to engage in physical exercise; to work out; (fig.) to develop one's skills; to train oneself | |
| 提炼 | tí liàn | to extract (ore, minerals etc); to refine; to purify; to process | |
| 冶炼 | yě liàn | to smelt metal | |
| 修炼 | xiū liàn | (of Taoists) to practice austerities; to practice asceticism |
| 1 | Climbing mountains can exercise your body. | |
| 2 | I like to go for a morning jog to exercise. | |
| 3 | He is going to the gym to work out. | |
| 4 | He insists on exercising every day. | |
| 5 | We never forget to exercise our bodies. |
