Eugenio, going to the gym doesn't mean taking yourself there and sitting on a bench. It means using the equipment and getting moving!
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5 total sentences available.
Eugenio, going to the gym doesn't mean taking yourself there and sitting on a bench. It means using the equipment and getting moving!
Source: tatoeba (10203009)
Eugenio didn't like lifting weights or doing sit-ups, or get tired at all, so it was a struggle for his personal trainer to find a way to make him lose weight.
Source: tatoeba (10203013)
After six weeks on a diet, Eugenio hadn't lost a single ounce because he secretly ate candies when he thought that no one was watching, not realizing that he couldn't trick the scales.
Source: tatoeba (10203017)
Eugenio started to realize he had a problem when he started to struggle putting his pants on, because of how fat his legs had gotten. At that point he started taking things more seriously.
Source: tatoeba (10203020)
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Closest matches include eugene, eugene cognate, eugene form, gino, greek form.
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