關於Gym的意思和用法的提問

A:

People whose primary source of social interaction consists of spending most of their time at a gym

A: Insecure means not confident with their body/physical appearance in this case.
Common insecurities include: weight, muscle mass, specific area (arms/legs/stomach/chest).

A: it means they're going to the gym. People will often use it in the context of exercise

"I'm going to hit the track" (running track)

Or when talking about focusing on a particular muscle group "I feel like hitting abs today"

A: Paying a fee to go to the gym to utilize their equipment. Usually a monthly fee.

A: Name and shame means that a person will publicly say that a group or business (in this case the gym) has done something bad.
"name the gym" means that someone will name the gym. For example when someone is starting a new restaurant they have to name it like "Great Pizza".

A: body builder is natural, and gym would be the physical location where you lift weights. You can go to the gym to do pretty much any sports, so that is correct. If you are not going to the gym and you are practicing sports, you could say:

I practice sports outside

I can't think of another word for body builder, but you could use the adjective "fit" to describe someone who goes to the gym a lot

"that girl is very fit!"

A: You need to show them your gym membership card to enter.

I lost my gym membership card

A: My gym membership expired last month.

I need to go to the gym more often, because I'm getting out of shape.

Have you ever been to the gym?

A: “The gym” is saying that you have been to a specific gym.
“A” gym is a general term—meaning it could have been any gym.

A: This is a boxing gym

A: Gym - a location to exercise in, may have gym equipment like a treadmill and weight machine

Fitness - to maintain health through exercise, may be an activity like running or lifting weights

A: The pronunciation is pretty much the same. You will only know which they are speaking because of the sentence meaning.

A: first of all, they all have different uses because one is talking about the present while the other is talking about the future. "(I'm going) to the gym" means that you are going to the gym in that present moment. When you say "(I'll go) to the gym" means that that you are planning to go to the gym in the future. When you say "(I went) to the gym" it means that you are using "went" as past tense since you already had gone to the gym.

For example:

I will go to the store.
(talking about the future)

I went to the store.
(talking about the past)

I'm going to the store.
(talking about the present)

A: I'd rather go to the gym.

A: i signed up for a gym but in reality i’m too lazy to go

A: I got up at 5:00 this morning to work out at the gym!

A: While I was returning home from gym, I bought a training wear from adidas, (a brand) which I love. I can't wait to wear it.

A: "I have a membership at that gym."

Or

"I'm a member of that gym."

A: I just want you to go to the gym with me because the gym is really nice.
However, usually we would say: I'd like to show you the gym, it's really nice. (Implying I want you to go with me)
OR
Do you want to go to the gym with me? It's really nice.

A: "when I just got to the gym" → "just when I got to the gym"

Personally, I'd remove "after the gym" and/or replace it with "afterward". I mean, it's fine with it, but we already know you were at the gym, so.... But yeah, "very natural" です。

It started raining just when I got to the gym last night. Fortunately, I had my umbrella, so it was no problem on my way home afterward. ✔

A: It was close! I would say, "Our gym cards are valid nationwide; they're good at every location we have." Or, "Our cards are valid nationwide; there good at every gym we have."

A: How early and how late is the gym open?

A: "I am going to the gym, would you like join with me?"
- just 1 error, "join with me" is incorrect, remove the "with".
- Correction: "I am going to the gym, would you like to join me?"

"That will make you look very good healthy"
- This sentence is unnatural.
- Perhaps try: "It will keep you fit" (它会让你保持健康)