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tone up

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tone up
vb
(adverb) to make or become more vigorous, healthy, etc. exercise tones up the muscles
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Verb1.tone up - give a healthy elasticity totone up - give a healthy elasticity to; "Let's tone our muscles"
exercise, work out - do physical exercise; "She works out in the gym every day"
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vt sep muscleskräftigen; person, bodyin Form bringen; cycling keeps you toned upRadfahren hält einen in Form


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You may be happy to continue with this and be proud of your flattened look, or you may want to tone up your stomach muscles.
With strappy and short-sleeve tops beckoning, JOANNE WELFORD discovers 10 ways to tone up with the help of Marske fitness instructor and Middlesbrough College tutor Rachael Barton BINGO wings are the underarm flab that comes from having out-of-shape triceps - the muscles in the back of your upper arms.
Byline: Fiona Russell WHEN stunning actress Kristen Bell wanted to tone up for her title role in Forgetting Sarah Marshall, she pulled on her boxing gloves.
 
 
 
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