Translations for „keep-fit“ in the English » German Dictionary

keep-ˈfit N no pl

1. keep-fit Brit, Aus (exercising):

keep-fit

Fitnesstraining nt

2. keep-fit Am (physical fitness):

keep-fit

Fitness f

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to keep fit

sich acc fit halten

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Although not exactly a "girly" girl, a keep-fit regime that involves unsightly bruises has never been top of my agenda.

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She might try brisk walking, keep-fit classes or a game of tennis.

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One of the keep-fit participants said they were most surprised when told about the potential risk to their health.

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They rewarded workers with taking them and their families to the movies, to parks, keep-fit clubs, hiking, sporting activities, film shows and concerts.

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Meanwhile, online keep-fit forums are awash with people trading information and advice about the drug.

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There is also a brilliant children's playground and keep-fit equipment.

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Now grown women are keeping their love of the game alive into adulthood, many as a keep-fit activity, others just as a fun escape from the household chores.

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The squash-playing, keep-fit enthusiast had a heart attack that was sudden and unexpected.

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A keep-fit class in a local park is not an activity most would consider fraught with danger.

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She says her life has been changed by the operation, enabling her to go on climbing holidays, take part in a weekly keep-fit class and even a 10km charity walk.

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