Sports And Fitness Terms

4 words in this vocabulary list

noun a physical examination or physical activity

adjective relating to the body as opposed to the mind

  • Regular physical activity is important for maintaining overall health and well-being.
  • I need to start working out to improve my physical fitness.
  • I'm feeling so out of shape, I really need to get my physical game on.
  • The physical distance between us seemed to grow wider as time passed.

verb to drive, impel, or cause to move forward or onward

adjective having the ability to propel or move forward

  • The new engine design is propelling the spacecraft towards its destination at a faster speed.
  • The new engine is really propelling the car forward on the highway.
  • That new workout supplement is propelling my gains in the gym!
  • Her passion for art is propelling her career to new heights.

noun the amount of space or time that something requires

verb to begin or start doing something

  • I have decided to take up a new hobby in my spare time.
  • I might take up painting to pass the time.
  • I'm thinking about taking up skateboarding, it looks cool.
  • She decided to take up the challenge and prove everyone wrong.

noun a Chinese martial art that combines elements of kung fu and other fighting styles

  • Wushu is a traditional Chinese martial art that requires discipline and precision.
  • I've been practicing wushu for a few years now and I love it.
  • Some people think wushu is just for show, but it's actually a very effective form of self-defense.
  • In the business world, mastering wushu-like skills of balance and agility can help you navigate challenges with ease.