词条„flab“在英语 » 中文中的译文

flab [ˈflæb] 名词 俗

flab

松弛的肌肉 sōngchíde jīròu

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英语

In an endless parade of shirtless beefcakes, many state racial biases as openly as other turnoffs, like flab.

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His graphs clearly show parallel tracks of increasing flab among all groups.

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Around 500 residents of this suburban colony, with flab around the middle and bad urban lifestyle habits, decided to get into shape.

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So we've done a little research to help you enjoy all of the festive fun without the flab...

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My legs have less flab (a purely aesthetic argument, true, but an argument nonetheless).

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Yet as the series went on some of last year's narrative flab returned.

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I gazed in misery at my mummy flab (alright, food flab) and felt a little pea green with envy.

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But you might want to bear it in mind next time somebody proposes a policy to protect us all from the deadly tide of flab.

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It's unnatural not to have flab around the stomach.

www.thehindu.com

This un-fab flab becomes most noticeable as middle age approaches, usually after age 40, but for some women as early as their 30s.

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