Treadmill ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Treadmill ( noun )

1. A machine for walking or running on, typically indoors, in order to exercise or lose weight.
2. A job or situation that is monotonous and uninteresting.

Origin:

The word "treadmill" comes from the middle english word "tredmil", which itself comes from the old english words "tredan" (to tread) and "myln" (a mill). the term originally referred to a type of mill that was powered by people walking on a tread wheel.

Examples:

1. I like to run on the treadmill for 30 minutes every morning before work.
2. Working the night shift felt like a treadmill, always doing the same thing over and over again.
3. The hamster wheel and the treadmill are both excellent ways to keep your pet active.
4. The treadmill is a good tool for weight loss.
5. The company's success is a treadmill, it never ends.

(As a verb)

Treadmill ( verb )

1. A machine for walking or running on, typically indoors, in order to exercise or lose weight.
2. A job or situation that is monotonous and uninteresting.

Origin:

The word "treadmill" comes from the middle english word "tredmil", which itself comes from the old english words "tredan" (to tread) and "myln" (a mill). the term originally referred to a type of mill that was powered by people walking on a tread wheel.

Examples:

1. I like to run on the treadmill for 30 minutes every morning before work.
2. Working the night shift felt like a treadmill, always doing the same thing over and over again.
3. The hamster wheel and the treadmill are both excellent ways to keep your pet active.
4. The treadmill is a good tool for weight loss.
5. The company's success is a treadmill, it never ends.