🇬🇧 Bicep meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A bicep is the big, round muscle on the front of your upper arm. When you bend your arm to show your muscles, the bicep is the part that gets hard and looks like a little mountain. You use your biceps to lift things, pull things, and bend your elbow. Even if you can’t see a big bump yet, everyone has biceps, and they get stronger when you use them.

I flexed my bicep at the mirror, and the mirror laughed first.

My bicep is like a baby turtle: small, slow, and very confused about exercise.

My bicep tried to help me open the pickle jar and then politely quit its job.

I tried to show off my bicep, but it looked more like a tiny speed bump than a muscle mountain.

I flexed my bicep in the mirror, and my little brother asked, "Is it loading or is that all?"

He lifted the small dog with one arm, the bicep rising under the sleeve. The child watched the bicep bulge and clapped. He showed the bicep again, then pointed to the bicep and to the elbow as the dog curled. The bicep relaxed; everyone laughed, safe and warm, and hugged him.

This word is at the C2 level, which means it represents the highest mastery of English. It’s often used in specialized or highly formal contexts and helps you communicate with precision and subtlety, much like a native speaker.

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