Converse of object

• equip: For some slightly more serious training, you can enjoy a workout in the fully equipped gymnasium.

• well-equip: The complex comprises: sauna, solarium, jacuzzi and a well-equipped mini gymnasium.

• attend: The figure of 30 % for pupils attending a Gymnasium should be treated with caution.

• enter: Up to the age of ten he was taught at home by a governess and then he entered the local gymnasium.

• include: The bottom end of the school which includes the gymnasium has been totally ruined.

• contain: The hotel also has a health spa containing gymnasium, swimming pool and sauna.

Adjective modifier

• equipped: Km Fitness Center / Gym Facilities Fully Equipped Gymnasium - .

• air-conditioned: On the ground floor is the fully air-conditioned fitness gymnasium.

• state-of-the-art: Moray Leisure Center is within easy reach and has squash courts, a swimming pool an ice rink and a state-of-the-art gymnasium.

• German: At the German Gymnasium a CTRL exhibition will be starting on 2 June.

• modern: Part of town under community tip as far as modern gymnasium ( Weedon Road, down to Walter Tull Way ).

• small: I first saw Nigel Benn box in a small gymnasium in East London in company with my brother, Burt.

Modifies a noun

• equipment: It is fitted out with a variety of gymnasium equipment that is used by all classes.

• facility: Carnegie Leisure Center - Modern leisure center based on the swimming pool and gymnasium facilities gifted by Andrew Carnegie.

• etc: Large on-site Leisure center with indoor swimming pool, large gymnasium etc, restrictions on children apply.

Noun used with modifier

• art: In September 2003 we proudly opened our very own, state of the art gymnasium.

• school: The whole place is the size of my old school gymnasium.

• fitness: On the ground floor is the fully air-conditioned fitness gymnasium.

• station: Has just completed a £ 3 million refurbishment, this incorporates a £ 1.5 million 25metre pool and 70 station gymnasium.