VOCABULARY - IDIOMS

As Fit as A Fiddle

Meaning:

To be healthy and physically fit

Examples:

  • Despite being in her 70s, Grandma is still as fit as a fiddle.
  • After recovering from the flu, John felt as fit as a fiddle.
  • The doctor said my test results were excellent, and I’m as fit as a fiddle.
  • Lisa’s daily exercise routine keeps her as fit as a fiddle.
  • After months of training, the athlete was as fit as a fiddle for the competition.
  • My grandfather walks five miles every morning and is as fit as a fiddle.
  • Now that I’ve quit smoking, I feel as fit as a fiddle.
  • He eats well and exercises regularly, so he's as fit as a fiddle.
  • Even after working all day, she seemed as fit as a fiddle.
  • Thanks to her healthy diet, she’s as fit as a fiddle in her late 50s.
  • After a long vacation, I’m back at work and feeling as fit as a fiddle.
  • Despite his age, Mr. Brown is still as fit as a fiddle.
  • With his new fitness regime, Mark is getting as fit as a fiddle.
  • The doctor was impressed; he said I’m as fit as a fiddle for my age.
  • She recovered quickly from surgery and was soon as fit as a fiddle.
  • Despite the challenging hike, she remained as fit as a fiddle.
  • My dad’s been running marathons for years and is as fit as a fiddle.
  • After a few weeks of rest, he was back to being as fit as a fiddle.
  • Her routine of yoga and meditation keeps her as fit as a fiddle.
  • He might look thin, but he's as fit as a fiddle and very strong.