athletic
1 of 1adjective/æθˈlɛtɪk/
Forms:more athletic,most athletic
1
related to athletes or their career
B2- The athletic competition drew athletes from across the country to compete in various events.
- The school's athletic program encourages students to participate in a variety of sports.
- The athletic community came together to support the injured athlete during his recovery.
- The athletic department organized a charity run to raise funds for local youth sports programs.
- His athletic performance in the marathon was impressive.
2
physically active and strong, often with a fit body
B1- His athletic physique was the result of years of dedicated training and healthy lifestyle choices.
- His athletic prowess on the basketball court earned him a scholarship to a prestigious university.
- As an athletic trainer, he worked diligently to help athletes recover from injuries and reach their peak performance.
- Her athletic endurance was evident as she completed the marathon despite the challenging weather conditions.
3
energetic and physically capable, typically engaging in sports or other vigorous activities
- The athletic teenager excelled in various sports, showcasing strength and agility on the field.
- Emily's athletic lifestyle included regular workouts at the gym and participation in recreational sports leagues.
- Despite his age, David maintained an athletic lifestyle, enjoying activities such as hiking and swimming.
- The athletic dog eagerly chased after the ball, showcasing its speed and agility in the park.
- The athletic child loved running, jumping, and playing sports with friends.