put on weight
Frequency: 7.865.4 per million words
To gain body weight; to become heavier.
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- After the holidays, many people tend to put on weight.
- After the holidays, it's easy to put on weight.
- He started eating junk food and began to put on weight rapidly.
- She has been trying hard not to put on any weight for her wedding.
- If you don't exercise regularly, you might put on weight.
- If you eat too much fast food, you will definitely put on weight.
- The doctor advised her to reduce her calorie intake to avoid putting on weight.
- He put on a lot of weight during his recovery period.
- My metabolism has slowed down, making it easier to put on weight.
- Many people tend to put on weight as they get older.
- She was concerned about putting on too much weight during her pregnancy.
- I'm worried I might put on weight if I stop exercising.
- He found that putting on weight affected his energy levels.
- Despite her efforts, she couldn't avoid putting on some weight.
- Many people struggle with putting on weight when they stop smoking.
- The doctor advised him to avoid putting on further weight.
- The medication can cause some patients to put on weight.
- By changing his diet, he managed not to put on any more weight.
- A balanced diet and regular exercise are key to not putting on excessive weight.
- It's common for pregnant women to put on weight.