split squat

splɪt skwɒt

Definition

Definition of split squat - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

fitness

TECH.

exercise with one leg forward, one back, targeting different muscles

TECH.

He did a split squat to work his legs.
She added split squats to her workout routine.
The trainer demonstrated a proper split squat.

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Expressions with split

split up

stop being together as a group

The band decided to split up after the tour.

split off

separate from a larger group or structure

The small faction decided to split off from the main party..

split hairs

argue about trivial details unnecessarily

He tends to split hairs during every discussion.

split ticket

ballot with candidates from multiple parties

She cast a split ticket in the election.

split the bill

share the payment of a bill among multiple people

They decided to split the bill after dinner.

for a split second

adv.

for a very short moment or instant

I thought I saw her for a split second.

Expressions with squat

squat down

lower your body close to the ground by bending your knees

He had to squat down to pick up the coin.

pop a squat

drop into a squat or seated position for a short time

After the run, I popped a squat beside the trail.

cop a squat

sit down or take a seat

After a long walk, we decided to cop a squat under the tree.

squat thrust

exercise involving a squat and a plank position

He did ten squat thrusts to warm up before his workout..

squat toilet

toilet at floor level used by squatting over a hole

Many public restrooms in Asia have a squat toilet.

doodly-squat

nothing of any value or importance

He knows doodly-squat about the project.

kimchi squat

traditional resting position in Korean culture

In many Korean villages, elders often sit in a kimchi squat.

pistol squat

exercise where one leg is extended forward

She practiced the pistol squat to improve her balance.

squat on one's haunches

lower the body by bending knees and resting on back legs

He squatted on his haunches to tie his shoe.

diddly-squat

nothing at all

He knows diddly-squat about the project.

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French:fente bulgare, ...
German:Split Squat, ...
Italian:affondo statico, ...
Spanish:sentadilla dividida, ...
Portuguese:agachamento dividido, ...
Chinese:分腿深蹲, ...
Japanese:スプリットスクワット, ...
Arabic:سكوات مقسوم, ...
Hebrew:סְקְווֹאַט מְפוּצָּל, ...
Russian:раздельный присед, ...
Ukrainian:спліт-присід, ...
Hindi:स्प्लिट स्क्वाट, ...
Bengali:স্প্লিট স্কোয়াট, ...
Catalan:esquat búlgar, ...
Czech:split dřep, ...
Danish:split squat, ...
Dutch:split squat, ...
Greek:διαχωρισμένο κάθισμα, ...
Hungarian:kitörés, ...
Khmer:លំហាត់ស្កាត់ដោយដាក់ជើងមួយទៅមុខ និងជើងមួយទៅក្រោយ, ...
Korean:스플릿 스쿼트, ...
Persian:اسکات اسپلیت, ...
Polish:przysiad wykroczny, ...
Portuguese (BR):afundo, ...
Romanian:genuflexiune cu un picior, ...
Swedish:splitböj, ...
Thai:สปลิตสควอท, ...
Turkish:ayrık çömelme, ...
Vietnamese:động tác chia chân, ...

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