push-up
push-up
Definition
push·-up (po̵os̸h′up′)
noun
an exercise in which a person lying face down, with the hands under the shoulders, raises the body by pushing down with the palms: push-ups are usually done in series by alternately straightening and bending the arms
push-up
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- do: I'd wrestle with my kids, I'd do 100 push-ups a day.
- perform: For example, Monday you can perform modified push-ups, followed by crunches for your abs followed by stationary lunges.
- squat: I have done push-ups, squats, handstand push-ups and you name it.
- modify: Then, when it's time for another five-minute exercise break, perform modified push-ups for five minutes.
Adjective modifier
- plyometric: This extra workload makes the plyometric push-up much tougher than the normal press-up.
- modified: For example, Monday you can perform modified push-ups, followed by crunches for your abs followed by stationary lunges.
- full: If you can't do a full push-up, do the test on your knees.
Modifies a noun
- bra: These focus the attention on the shoulders and cleavage area, which can be enhanced by wearing a push-up bra.
- ladder: Lyte Trade Extension Ladders ( push-up ladders ) These trade extension ladders are certified to BSEN131.
- operation: Manual push-up operation up to 5m wide with motorized versions up to 6m wide.
- position: Lower limb trunk curls Assume push-up position on the ball.
Noun used with modifier
- chest: Chest push-up: Lie on the floor with your abdomen pressed flat on to the floor.
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