In condition Meaning in English
expression
ˈɪn/, /ɪn/ /kənˈdɪʃən
in kuhn-DISH-uhn
ˈɪn/ /kəndˈɪʃən
in kuhn-DISH-uhn
Definition
Describes something that is in good working order or someone who is physically fit and healthy.
Usage & Nuances
Common in describing objects (cars, equipment) or health (being fit). Often used as 'in good condition.' For people, 'in condition' focuses on fitness; for objects, it means working well. Less common to use without 'good' for objects.
Spanish: en buen estado - en forma (físicamente)Portuguese (BR): em bom estado - em forma (fisicamente)Portuguese (PT): em bom estado - em forma (fisicamente)Chinese (Simplified): 状况良好 - 身体状况好Chinese (Traditional): 狀況良好 - 身體狀況好Hindi: अच्छी स्थिति में - फिट (शारीरिक रूप से)Arabic: بحالة جيدة - في حالة جيدة (بدنياً)Bengali: ভালো অবস্থায় - ফিটRussian: в хорошем состоянии - в формеJapanese: 良好な状態 - 体調が良いVietnamese: trong tình trạng tốt - đủ thể lựcKorean: 좋은 상태 - 컨디션이 좋다Turkish: iyi durumda - formdaUrdu: اچھی حالت میں - اچھی صحت میںIndonesian: trong tình trạng tốt - đủ sức khỏe
Example Sentences
The car is in condition after the repairs.
basic
You need to be in condition to run a marathon.
basic
Is the bike still in condition to use?
basic
After months of training, she’s finally in condition for the competition.
natural
This old laptop isn’t really in condition to handle modern games.
natural
Don’t worry, your shoes are still in condition for hiking.
natural