workout
- noun
- /ˈwɜːrkaʊt/
- I took care of my patients, played my music, did my workouts, and jogged through the park.
- a workout routine
- workout schedule
- aerobic workouts
Have to enjoy your workout on some level.
- Have to enjoy your workout on some level.
- No, this is when I do my workout, right choice.
- I would love to know what you like wearing in your workout man.
- New classes, new music, new ways to keep your workouts fun and motivating.
- And I, I got a great workout with Ray.
- So your workouts need to be on schedule.
- OK, yeah, when I say workout, I mean no jiu jitsu.
Examples
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Well, this is a real workout, I'll tell you.
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I sweat so much in this workout it was crazy.
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Would you like to start your workout this week or next week?
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Why would someone drink this during their workout or after?
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This is gonna be a better workout then I expected.
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Are you ready to do the workout?
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I'm trying to concentrate on my workout.
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Participants are challenged to follow the leaders, experience a workout, and achieve fitness benefits.
Academic text (2002) -
Great workout, ladies.
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After a long day at work, I always look forward to my workout at the gym.
Synonyms
Activity that makes your body stronger and healthier
Physical activity you do to keep fit and healthy
Planned activity that uses your muscles to keep you fit and healthy
A short practice session to prepare for a sport or event
Antonyms
Compounds
Exercise with gentle movements like swimming or cycling that does not put much stress on the joints
How Intense
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Workout is a simple English compound of work (meaning 'effort') and out (meaning 'outward'), creating the image of putting effort outward into your body. So a workout is a session of physical 'exercise' to improve fitness.