Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Juggle"

A: Literally, the art of keeping many thrown objects in the air at the same time. Here it is a metaphor for managing many tasks at the same time.

A: Trying to do many things or tasks at one.

“As a mother I am constantly juggling [between] my responsibilities at home and at work.”

“At work I have to juggle between many tasks at once.”

Of course, the original definition of juggle is to keep as many physical objects in the air as you can. :) 🤹‍♀️ 🤹‍♂️ 🤹‍♀️ 🤹‍♂️
“OMG, that guy over there is juggling knives!”

A: To juggle comes from the Circus where the guy throws and catches 3 or more balls, or other items.

It's used metaphorically to juggle tasks, or juggle expectations... Meaning you're quickly changing the focus from one thing to another and back again.

A: It's what people do in the circus. They throw balls or other things in the air (like 3 or more) and catch them again.

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A: The clown juggled balls, fire, and knives.
The student is having difficulty juggling work and school.
It can be tough to juggle the responsibility of being a parent and a career.

A: I can juggle 4 balls.
He juggled two jobs while attending college.
Single mothers juggle two careers: raising children and working outside the home.

A: He was skilled at juggling.

She juggled two full-time jobs.

Learning to juggle is difficult.

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A: Yeah, that's a very good sentence.