Definition of Indian club in English:

Indian club

noun

Each of a pair of bottle-shaped clubs swung to exercise the arms in gymnastics.
Example sentencesExamples
- Disciplined athletes, the girls easily mastered the use of Indian clubs and dumbbells.
- During his hospitalisation, he was given sparkling water from the nearby spring at Vergeze, and exercised his arms using Indian clubs as weights.
- There are also the traditional mil zourkhaneh, heavy Indian clubs with which musclemen do exercises that would wrench most people's arms from their sockets.
- Old manners of getting in shape seem to us today as antiquated and inefficient as using Indian clubs and medicine balls.
- A session with a pair of Indian clubs would have done it nicely.

Definition of Indian club in US English:

Indian club

nounˈɪndiən kləbˈindēən kləb

Each of a pair of bottle-shaped clubs swung to exercise the arms in gymnastics or to perform juggling tricks.
Example sentencesExamples
- During his hospitalisation, he was given sparkling water from the nearby spring at Vergeze, and exercised his arms using Indian clubs as weights.
- There are also the traditional mil zourkhaneh, heavy Indian clubs with which musclemen do exercises that would wrench most people's arms from their sockets.
- A session with a pair of Indian clubs would have done it nicely.
- Disciplined athletes, the girls easily mastered the use of Indian clubs and dumbbells.
- Old manners of getting in shape seem to us today as antiquated and inefficient as using Indian clubs and medicine balls.

单词	Indian club
释义	Definition of Indian club in English: Indian club noun Each of a pair of bottle-shaped clubs swung to exercise the arms in gymnastics. Example sentencesExamples Disciplined athletes, the girls easily mastered the use of Indian clubs and dumbbells. During his hospitalisation, he was given sparkling water from the nearby spring at Vergeze, and exercised his arms using Indian clubs as weights. There are also the traditional mil zourkhaneh, heavy Indian clubs with which musclemen do exercises that would wrench most people's arms from their sockets. Old manners of getting in shape seem to us today as antiquated and inefficient as using Indian clubs and medicine balls. A session with a pair of Indian clubs would have done it nicely. Definition of Indian club in US English: Indian club nounˈɪndiən kləbˈindēən kləb Each of a pair of bottle-shaped clubs swung to exercise the arms in gymnastics or to perform juggling tricks. Example sentencesExamples During his hospitalisation, he was given sparkling water from the nearby spring at Vergeze, and exercised his arms using Indian clubs as weights. There are also the traditional mil zourkhaneh, heavy Indian clubs with which musclemen do exercises that would wrench most people's arms from their sockets. A session with a pair of Indian clubs would have done it nicely. Disciplined athletes, the girls easily mastered the use of Indian clubs and dumbbells. Old manners of getting in shape seem to us today as antiquated and inefficient as using Indian clubs and medicine balls.
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