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His friends were all solid, well-built people．他的朋友都是身体结实身材魁梧的人。
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He liked the buxom ladies in Ruben’s paintings．他喜欢鲁宾画中胖呼呼的女人。
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She had grown into a chubby attractive child．她已长成一个圆圆胖胖招人喜爱的孩子。
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Sitting there was a portly gentleman in his late fifties．坐在那里的是一位胖胖的接近60岁的男士。
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也有些词是不太客气、人们不爱听的，如：
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dumpy fat flabby gross obese overweight podgy pudgy squat How fat Giles is getting！贾尔斯长得真胖！
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She’s getting old and flabby．她年纪大了，发胖起来。
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Obese people tend to have higher blood pressure than lean people．胖人比瘦人更容易患高血压。
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She was a little woman, and would probably, one day, be a dumpy one．她现在是个小个子女人，可能有一天会成为矮胖的女人。
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obese和overweight可用在技术性文章中：
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Really obese children tend to grow up into obese men or women．真正胖的孩子容易长成胖男人和胖女人。
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Overweight people run a slightly higher risk of cancer than people of average weight．胖人比正常体重的人患癌症的机遇要稍高一点。
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400 feel
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feel主要用作动词，过去式及过去分词为felt，它最重要的意思是“感觉”、“感到”，后面可以：
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跟名词或代词（作宾语）：
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He felt no jealousy．他不感到妒忌。
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I felt some nausea．我感到有些恶心。
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You won’t feel the slightest pain．你一点儿都不会感到疼。
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He felt something close to despair．他有一种接近绝望的感觉。
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△后面能跟的名词很多，常见的如：
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(an) ache (one’s) age (the) cold contempt doubt guilt hatred hesitation hostility ill-will indignation joy loneliness loss nausea necessity pain regret reproach satisfaction shame sympathy tenderness threat thrill urge weariness 跟形容词（作系动词）：
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I feel fine (lonely)．我感觉很好（寂寞）。
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I’m feeling terrible (hungry)．我很难受（饿）。
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I don’t feel very well．我感到不太舒服。
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△可跟的形容词很多，常见的如：
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