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Meanings of get fitter in English

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Usage of get fitter in English
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We can't really get fitter, so for us it is mental.
News.com.au
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I started because I wanted to get fitter and I carried on because it worked.
The Irish Times
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I realised I needed to get fitter and stronger.
The Guardian
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As they get fitter they start attaining work success and achieve rewards in personal life too.
The Irish Times
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So Colin waited, trying to get fitter, and afraid to volunteer lest he should be rejected.
Anne Severn and the Fieldings
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I wanted to get fitter, and I also had a wedding coming up where I was bridesmaid.
The Irish Times
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She needed to get fitter, stronger, healthier.
The Guardian
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We hope that with every training session and every week that goes by he is going to get fitter.
The Guardian
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Photo: twitter However Cawanibuka recognised his team will have to get fitter to win a third consecutive world series title.
Radio NZ
10
A specialised type of smartglasses designed to help cyclists get fitter is on show at the CES tech show in Las Vegas.
BBC
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No more haphazard, vague and easily broken resolutions to lose an unspecified amount of weight, get fitter, or "lead a healthier lifestyle".
The Irish Times
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The Samoa women's sevens team admit they must get fitter after being well off the pace at the World Series qualifying tournament in Dublin.
Radio NZ
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James Maddison is not quite there but getting fitter, Dennis Praet another one.
The South African
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When I started this review, it was in the post-Christmas push of Get fitter!
The Irish Times
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That he gets fitter -and saves money -is just a bonus, he said.
Reuters
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While it means you're getting fitter and stronger, it also means your workout is less effective.
News.com.au
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