筋力 | Japanese meaning

筋力【きんりょく】

Frequency rank: 5,285. – 5,291.

Alsoきんりょく

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

physical strength; muscle strength

This term refers to the physical power or capacity of muscles to perform work. It is often used in contexts related to fitness, sports, and physical health.

I train every day to improve my physical strength.

Example sentences2 results

Men are physically stronger than women.

Tatoeba

Sweeping is better than poorly-done weight training for strengthening your muscles.

Tatoeba

国語辞典Japanese definitions

筋力

きんにく筋肉のちから。

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筋力【きんりょく】

Frequency rank: 5,285. – 5,291.

Alsoきんりょく

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

physical strength; muscle strength

This term refers to the physical power or capacity of muscles to perform work. It is often used in contexts related to fitness, sports, and physical health.

I train every day to improve my physical strength.

Example sentences2 results

Men are physically stronger than women.

Tatoeba

Sweeping is better than poorly-done weight training for strengthening your muscles.

Tatoeba

国語辞典Japanese definitions

筋力

きんにく筋肉のちから。

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筋

N16

意muscle; sinew; tendon; fiber; plot; plan; descent

訓すじ

音キン

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力

N41

意power; strength; strong; strain; bear up; exert

訓ちから

音リョク、リキ、リイ

名じから、つとむ

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筋力【きんりょく】

Frequency rank: 5,285. – 5,291.

Alsoきんりょく

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

physical strength; muscle strength

This term refers to the physical power or capacity of muscles to perform work. It is often used in contexts related to fitness, sports, and physical health.

I train every day to improve my physical strength.

Example sentences2 results

Men are physically stronger than women.

Tatoeba

Sweeping is better than poorly-done weight training for strengthening your muscles.

Tatoeba

国語辞典Japanese definitions

筋力

きんにく筋肉のちから。

Wiktionary

筋力【きんりょく】

Frequency rank: 5,285. – 5,291.

Alsoきんりょく

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

physical strength; muscle strength

This term refers to the physical power or capacity of muscles to perform work. It is often used in contexts related to fitness, sports, and physical health.