English to Irish Meaning of overweight - róthrom

Overweight :

róthrom

noun

róthrom

Overweight :: róthrom

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Definitions of overweight in English

Noun(1) the property of excessive fatness
Adjective(1) usually describes a large person who is fat but has a large frame to carry it

Examples of overweight in English

(1) Most people associate extreme overweight with extreme forms of the same behaviors as those that make the rest of us gain weight - eating too much and not moving.(2) I was overweight , but I managed to reduce my weight and have maintained it for the last 10 years.(3) A national poll of more than 2000 men asked whether they considered themselves underweight, normal weight, overweight or obese.(4) If overweight , her desirable weight gain is significantly less, about 15 to 25 pounds.(5) Overall, there is no evidence that low-fat diets are any better than low-calorie diets in achieving weight loss in overweight or obese people.(6) Most of the women in the study who wanted to lose weight were not overweight .(7) Bulimics tend to be of normal weight to slightly overweight .(8) To help explain this apparent paradox, we propose that numerous vicious cycles are acting as ├ö├ç├┐accelerators├ö├ç├û that maintain and even increase overweight .(9) Overestimation of height and underestimation of weight in overweight people will magnify underestimation of body mass index.(10) As long as you're not considerably overweight for your height and age according to your doctor, don't worry about it.(11) It can also be used to determine if people are at a healthy weight, overweight or obese.(12) Athletic women who are underweight at the start of the pregnancy commonly gain more weight, while overweight women may gain less.(13) Both of our bikes were legal; in fact, we were five pounds overweight .(14) In sharp contrast, her junk-food-eating brother who loves hamburgers is massively overweight and so are her mother and father.(15) Of the 537 overweight trucks that inspectors caught last year, the average weight was 75 tons.(16) Thirty-one percent of children are overweight or obese.

Related Phrases of overweight

(1) over weight ::

os cionn meáchain

(2) being overweight ::

bheith róthrom

Related Phrases of overweight

(1) over weight ::

os cionn meáchain

(2) being overweight ::

bheith róthrom

Synonyms

Adjective

1. fat ::

saill

2. obese ::

murtallach

3. stout ::

Stout

4. full-figured ::

lán-figured

5. corpulent ::

corpulent

6. gross ::

comhlán

7. fleshy ::

méithe

8. plump ::

plump

9. portly ::

portly

10. chubby ::

chubby

11. rotund ::

rotund

12. paunchy ::

paunchy

13. potbellied ::

potbellied

14. flabby ::

flabby

15. well-upholstered ::

dea-upholstered

16. broad in the beam ::

leathan sa bhíoma

17. porky ::

porky

18. tubby ::

Tubby

19. blubbery ::

blubbery

20. pudgy ::

pudgy

Noun

21. adiposis ::

adiposis

22. corpulence ::

corpulence

Different Forms

overweight

Word Example from TV Shows

Also, I'm given to understand that your mother is OVERWEIGHT.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 12

Examples of overweight from TV Shows

Also, I'm given to understand that your mother is OVERWEIGHT.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 12

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