If you are thin, there is of course the simplest word to describe it. I'm sure you must have thought of it, and that's thinness.
If it is skinny, what should I say? Thin, of course. Thin is skin, thin is thin.
There is another kind of thinness that we don't like very much, and that is gaunt and thin. There is also a special description of this thin one, which is used up. The phrase used up may have been heard by many people, meaning "used up". When you use this sentence to describe your body shape, you can think about what it feels like to be exhausted. Of course it's gaunt.
Some people will say that I am not very thin, but I am not fat. How can I describe it accurately? At this time, we can say that our body shape is average, that is, "almost average."
There is a kind of figure that we girls yearn for very much, and that is, of course, a figure with perfect curves. The word used to describe this perfect figure is curvy, which means "curve".
If the curve is good, but slightly fat, there is also a special way to describe this figure, and that is plump.
Fit may be a very suitable word for people who exercise regularly. Fit is generally used to describe a body that is not fat or thin, maybe a little muscular, and looks healthy. This word can be used by both boys and girls.
For friends who love sports, maybe fit is still not enough to describe their bodybuilding. At this point, we have two choices. One is athletic, which means "athletic". If you love sports and often occupy a place in some sports events, perhaps this word suits you best.
Of course, there is another word, jacked, which means "muscular". If you love fitness and have a bodybuilder's figure, then this word is perfect to describe yourself.
In fact, sometimes it doesn't matter whether you are fat or not. The key is to use more decent words to describe yourself. When it comes to "fat", everyone will definitely think of the word fat, but it seems that it is not very civilized to describe a person's body shape with fat abroad. A common word is overweight, which means overweight. But in China, it seems that there are relatively few people who are overweight. If we are just a little fat, then we can say that we are just a little more, just a little fat.
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