keep fit
Speech parts
1. keep fit - Noun
2. keep fit - Verb
Meaning
(The addition of quotations indicative of this usage is being sought:) exercises designed to promote physical fitness if performed regularly.
Organised group aerobics class
keep fit (third-person singular simple present keeps fit, present participle keeping fit, simple past and past participle kept fit)
To exercise for physical fitness.
I keep fit by kickboxing every week.
Alternative names
keep-fit
Synonyms
Examples
About four million Quebecers take part in sports, “from beginner athletes to elite athletes, from parents who see their children flourish to the elderly who keep fit.”
The monarch remarked “Oh”, looked surprised and gave a chuckle when Lance Corporal Shanwayne Stephens – a member of the Jamaican bobsleigh team – told her how he had been using the method to keep fit.“
Continue doing physical exercises to keep fit and diligent.
A new running trend from Scandinavia is being hailed as the latest way to keep fit and care for the environment, and one Mansfield resident is on a mission to bring ‘plogging’ to the area.
Ät this stage I can just urge our sportsmen and women to keep fit, to adhere to social distancing, and to put on a mask in public places.
North Melbourne Football Club originated in the year 1869, when a football team was formed for local cricketers desiring to keep fit over the winter months.