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Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

complete at ...

English answer:

perform at the equivalent of Olympic athletic standards for physical

Added to glossary by Elizabeth Lyons
Aug 4, 2005 16:42
19 yrs ago
English term

complete at ...

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please tell me what does mean " complete at Olympic fitness levels"?
people who can run a marathon, do 400 pushups, or complete at Olympic fitness levels.
Responses
5 +12 equivalent or equal to Olympic athletic standards

Discussion

Elizabeth Lyons Aug 5, 2005:
Thank you Fareedeh (and good luck) and everyone. : )
Non-ProZ.com Aug 5, 2005:
many thanks,all.
Non-ProZ.com Aug 5, 2005:
Dear jccantrell: I did copy this word from the original text, and I was thinking it is a typo in the original text but I was not sure untill now.many thanks.
jccantrell Aug 4, 2005:
Agree with David, 'compete' is the only choice.
Non-ProZ.com Aug 4, 2005:
Dear David Sirett: I'm not sure.
David Sirett Aug 4, 2005:
Presumably a typo--should be "compete", I think.

Responses

+12
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equivalent or equal to Olympic athletic standards

Standards for Olympic competitive fitness.

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Note added at 11 mins (2005-08-04 16:53:31 GMT)
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I imagine that people who want to match their capabilities with the best athletes or who need to qualify for some sort of competition would be striving to achieve what top athletes achieve in Olympic events, etc. : )
Peer comment(s):
agree Will Matter : Yes. It's "compete", of course.
0 min
Thanks and Hi, Will : )
agree Charlesp
3 mins
Charles, I appreciate it : )
agree Dave Calderhead
10 mins
David, thank you and hi again : )
agree Refugio : compete, not complete
47 mins
Yes, I believe it is a typo too. Many thanks to you Ruth : )
agree jennifer newsome (X)
59 mins
Hi Jennifer! Thank you.
agree flipendo : Compete should be the word.
1 hr
Flipendo, I agree with you! Thank you, as well. : )
agree Johan Venter
1 hr
Venter, hi, thank you : )
agree rangepost
3 hrs
Rangepost, thank you : ) !
agree Kardi Kho
8 hrs
Kardi, thank you so much : )
agree Saiwai Translation Services
12 hrs
Saiwai, arigato : )
agree Alfa Trans (X)
1 day 13 hrs
Hi Marju, this is nice of you : )
agree Saleh Chowdhury, Ph.D.
2 days 13 mins
Saleh, thank you for taking the time to comment : )
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