gymnast
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++gym·nast /ˈdʒɪmnæst, -nəst/ noun [countable] 
DSOsomeone who is good at gymnastics and competes against other people in gymnastics competitions 体操运动员
DSOsomeone who is good at gymnastics and competes against other people in gymnastics competitions 体操运动员Examples from the Corpus
gymnast• There was nothing thuggish about him but he looked like a gymnast.• It should be noted that Ryan is not suggesting that all gymnasts and figure skaters are subjected to regimes of this kind.• He had become an enthusiastic gymnast at Jefferson, impressing some of the girls with his strength and sleek fluidity in motion.• Top-flight gymnasts practice eight hours a day for decades.• I mean, gymnasts are athletes like all the other athletes.• When: The parade of gymnasts starts at 10: 45 a.m.• She said Knysh and the other Soviet coaches saw their pupils' not just as potential gymnasts but future concubines'.Origin gymnast (1500-1600) French gymnaste, from Greek gymnazein; → GYMNASIUMgym·nast nounChineseSyllable
who against someone Corpus gymnastics and is good competes other at
gymnast
gym‧nast /ˈdʒɪmnæst, -nəst/
noun [countable]
someone who is good at gymnastics and competes against other people in gymnastics competitions
gym‧nast /ˈdʒɪmnæst, -nəst/
noun [countable]someone who is good at gymnastics and competes against other people in gymnastics competitions