Suffer after doing sport? Is there a softer alternative to ' suffer?
I mean
I am fit so I won't suffer/ feel bad after doing sport.
Also, a Spanish dish that is made oF , with, ?? garlic and prawns ,
Thank you
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Suffer is a pretty strong word to use! You can ache after doing sport. You can feel tired, or exhausted. Also you can use a negative / positive phrase like - 'I'm quite fit so I won't feel too bad / tired after doing sport'.
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If you want to say this sarcastically, you could say,
"I'm so fit, I won't "crumble" ( or collapse or fall apart) after playing ANY sport"!
If you are speaking seriously, you could say, "I'm so fit, I won't weaken by playing sports".
or "I'm so fit I can play any sport without tiring out!"
Gambas al Ajillo? It is made WITH olive oil, chilli flakes, paprika, parsley, lemon juice, vinegar and garlic and prawns.
Hope this helps
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Hola. Usually after the gym we will just be tired or be sore. ( Estoy cansado o estoy dolorido) You are correct that suffer is too strong of a word.
Also the Spanish dish is made "with"......
Hope that helps. :)
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