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You have given us no context. A gym is now often called a sports club—a place where you can exercise, do weight-training, take aerobics and yoga classes, etc.
- You have given us no context.
- A gym is now often called a sports club—a place where you can exercise, do weight-training, take aerobics and yoga classes, etc.
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You have given us no context. A gym is now often called a sports club—a place where you can exercise, do weight-training, take aerobics and yoga classes, etc.
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Grandmasters within the group of those who did some kind of physical activity on a regular basis chose among swimming (nineteen players), jogging (fifteen players) and gym (fourteen players), followed by football, tennis, long-distance walks and cycling."
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Hard to tell. It may mean what I said, or it may mean gymnastics (q.v.).
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