barbell in Lithuanian
barbell in Lithuanian is štanga — barbell means a long metal bar with a fixed weight at each end, gripped in the middle and used for lifting exercises.
barbell in Lithuanian
štanga
A wide steel bar with premeasured weights affixed to either end, with the central span open for the hands of the weightlifter.
What does "barbell" mean?
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noun A long metal bar with a fixed weight at each end, gripped in the middle and used for lifting exercises.
"The in-house gym included “squat racks” for weight lifting, with iron barbells branded with “Thinking Machines” in bold white typeface."
- noun A straight bar with a small ball at each end, worn as a piercing.
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- The in-house gym included “squat racks” for weight lifting, with iron barbells branded with “Thinking Machines” in bold white typeface.
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What is "barbell" in Lithuanian?
"barbell" in Lithuanian is štanga. barbell means: A long metal bar with a fixed weight at each end, gripped in the middle and used for lifting exercises.
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