There is only one difference between exercise and practice, that is, the part of speech is different.

1, sports as a noun means sports; Practice; Homework. The transitive verb means to use. Being an intransitive verb means exercising. For example:

Exercise is good for your heart and lungs.

Exercise is also good for your heart and lungs.

2, and exercise is the present participle form of exercise, a gerund and a subject. For example:

A court that exercises jurisdiction over all maritime cases.

Maritime court A court that handles all maritime cases.

Extended data:

First, the word usage:

(noun)

1, sports as a noun basically means "sports". Refers to the general "physical exercise" for the purpose of fitness, which is suitable for normal people. It can also refer to mental exercise or "professional training" suitable for athletes.

2. As a solution of "exercise, exercise", exercise can sometimes be used as an attribute; When making "use, application" solutions, the results are often effective; When doing "exercises, drills", the plural is often used.

(verb)

1, the basic meaning of exercise is to perform an action or a series of actions repeatedly to develop and strengthen a certain ability, especially for health or energy. Extension can mean "use", "practice" or "practice" and "execution"

2.exercise can be used as a transitive verb or an intransitive verb. When used as a transitive verb, a noun or pronoun is the object.

3. When exercising, it is often followed by "reflexive pronoun +in+ n./v -ing", whose subject is both the executor and the receiver of the action.

Second, the meaning of discrimination

(noun)

Exercise, practice

Both of these words mean "practice", "training" and "exercise". The difference is:

1, exercise refers to gaining strength or vitality through physical exercise, and also refers to school homework exercises.

2. Practice often refers to doing something regularly and repeatedly to achieve perfection or proficiency.