to weight-lift
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- verb
- /ˈweɪtˌlɪft/
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levantar pesas
- weight-lifting experience
Like if you, you know, I've started weight lifting more and like one thing that's helped is just having Jack people around because they naturally just eat healthier.
- Like if you, you know, I've started weight lifting more and like one thing that's helped is just having Jack people around because they naturally just eat healthier.
Examples
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Running is great too, but what is best is a combination of weight lifting and running.
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When you are building muscle, nutrition is as important as weight lifting.
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Once you start weight lifting, you will reach a stage when the weightlifting becomes straightforward.
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Many runners don't think about weight lifting, but it is quite helpful.
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The East German team officially said that their remarkable times were the result of a sophisticated weight-lifting and conditioning program.
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If you're in the gym and you're weight lifting and your muscles start to hurt, that's OK.
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Runners improve speed and endurance by also incorporating weight-lifting routines as part of their regimen.
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She decided to weight-lift every morning to improve her strength and fitness.
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He aims to weight-lift competitively after training hard for several months.
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To stay in shape, I regularly weight-lift at the gym on weekends.
Synonyms
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Raise heavy objects to make your muscles stronger
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To lift heavy weights like barbells or dumbbells to get stronger
How Heavy
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Weight-lift joins two simple words: weight ('heavy thing') and lift ('to raise'). So to weight-lift is literally to raise heavy things, and that clear image helps you remember the sport of lifting weights to build strength.