運動不足で少し太ってきたみたいって英語でなんて言うの？

To say that you have gained weight because of lack of exercise, you can say: I think I've gained some weight because of lack of exercise. To gain weight means to increase in weight. Lack of - When there is a lack of something there is an absence of something. You can also say: I haven't been exercising much so I've put on a bit of weight. T not do something much means that you have done very little of something To put on weight has the same meaning as gain weight or increase in weight. I hope that helps!

Hit the gym- a phrase we use when we are going to the gym. Example - I haven't hit the gym lately, that's why I've gained weight. Put on... weight- a phrase we use to say that we have gained weight Example - I need to hit the gym because I've put on some weight!

To pile on the pounds is an expression meaning that you are putting on weight quickly. It may be the result of going on holiday and eating great meals every day, combined with lazing on the beach and drinking wine and beer all day! It is hardly surprising. Lack of exercise is always a contribution to weight gain.

Been a bit lazy - means you haven't been very motivated to exercise, or haven't wanted to. Gained a few lbs/kg - gained - put on - a few makes it sound like you haven't put on a lot, but an notice the difference. I've missed the gym a few times - again, you may have been lazy or not had enough time and now you can notice the weight being put back on.

Gained weight means that there has been an increase in weight.

Going to the gym is how it is usually expressed when you go to an actual gym with many different machines for exercise. Many people will say they are in a good exercise routine when they stick to their schedule and exercise at the same time several times a week.

To say that you have 'gained weight' is to explain that you have put on more weight. We use the word 'active' to describe physical exercise and activity, which can be anything from walking, to going to the gym to workout.

"Due to lack of physical activity, I am gaining weight". "I am so lazy to exercise and it's showing on my hips". "I am gaining weight due to lack of exercise". The word exercise is a noun and means activity requiring physical effort, carried out to sustain or improve health and fitness. Lack of exercise could lead to increase in weight. Regular exercise can maintain a stable and balance weight. Exercise can lower risk of high blood pressure, high blood sugar, and high cholesterol which reduces the risk of heart diseases. Physical activity keeps the heart vessels healthy. If you do not exercise your muscle and bones weaken.

If a person does not exercise regularly, he/she is bound to gain weight. The verb to 'gain' has several meanings, but, in this context, it means to increase in anything such as weight, speed, height, or amount. The verb to 'become' means to 'begin to be'. Both the adverb 'lately' and the phrase 'of late' mean 'recently'. They are interchangeable. The noun 'lack' functions both as a noun and as a verb. In this case, it has been used as a noun and it means 'a situation whereby one is without or does not have enough of something. So, you may say: I have become fat because I haven't been exercising of late. or I have gained so much weight lately due to lack of exercise.