flab

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Long hours behind a desk can lead to flab, fatigue, and mounting stress.
長(zhǎng)期地辦公會(huì)導(dǎo)至人松弛，疲勞，而且壓力很大。
More than half of America’s larger companies offer advice on stopping smoking and fighting flab. More than a third have gyms.
超過一半的美國(guó)大公司提議員工戒菸、挑戰(zhàn)松弛的肌肉，超過三分之一的大公司有健身房。
One friend pinched my arm and commented on the increased flab, while another Chinese acquaintance suggested I just eat apples every evening for two weeks instead of dinner.
一個(gè)朋友捏了捏我的胳膊，對(duì)我那松弛下來的胳膊品頭論足;另一個(gè)朋友則建議我在接下來的兩周每天晚上衹喫蘋果。

Stanley Phillips (John Cusack) is a middle-aged store manager with spectacles and a touch of flab.
NEWYORKER: Grace Is Gone
The third option—saving money by cutting flab and procurement—has been more or less exhausted for now.
ECONOMIST: The armed forces
More than half of America's larger companies offer advice on stopping smoking and fighting flab.
ECONOMIST: Schumpeter

If you say that someone has flab, you mean they have loose flesh on their body because they are rather fat, especially when you are being critical of them.