Fighting fit In english explanation

The meaning, explanation, definition and origin of the idiom/phrase "fighting fit", English Idiom Dictionary ( also found in Vietnamese )

Helen Nguyen

2020-12-20 01:12

Fighting fit Australia British adjective phrase

Extremely fit, very good health, and full of energy

After the car accident last year, Mary is slowly recovering and seems fighting fit now.

Lisa is now fighting fit and ready for the upcoming marathon.

Although my grandfather is 70 years old, he goes jogging in the park everyday. He is still fighting fit.

To be well-prepared for a particular situation

The examination is four months away, so I have plenty of time to get fighting fit.

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