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fitness

/ˈfɪt.nəs/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa o estado de saúde física, força e capacidade de realizar atividades físicas sem fadiga excessiva. Também se refere à prática regular de exercícios para manter ou melhorar esse estado.

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noun

/ˈfɪt.nəs/A2formalsport
  • ptSubstantivo que designa o estado de saúde física, força e capacidade de realizar atividades físicas sem fadiga excessiva. Também se refere à prática regular de exercícios para manter ou melhorar esse estado.

A noun referring to the state of being physically healthy, strong, and able to perform physical activities without undue fatigue.

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  1. Physical health and conditionA2formal

    The state of being physically healthy and strong, often through exercise and proper nutrition.

    ptForma física

    • Regular exercise is important for maintaining good fitness.
    • She goes to the gym every day to improve her fitness.
    • The fitness test measured his endurance and strength.

    Sinônimosconditionformhealthphysical fitnessshapestrengthtrimnessvigorwellness

    Antônimosfrailtyinfirmityunfitnessweakness

  2. Suitability or appropriatenessB2formal

    The quality of being suitable or appropriate for a particular purpose or role.

    ptAdequação

    • The candidate's fitness for the job was evaluated during the interview.
    • The court assessed his fitness to stand trial.
    • The equipment's fitness for use was confirmed by the inspection.

    Sinônimosappropriatenessaptnessfelicityfittingnessproprietyrightnessseemlinesssuitability

    Antônimosinappropriatenessunsuitabilityunsuitableness

Formas
  • fitnesses plural form
  • fitnesses' possessive plural form
  • fitness's possessive singular form
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