体力
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Base noun form. Refers to stamina, endurance, or bodily energy. Used in contexts like sports, health, and fitness.
Theme
At a gym, User chats with a fitness trainer, Ken, about improving physical strength for daily activities.
体力
たいりょく
physical strength
Everyday Life & SurvivalHealth & Body
Memory Hook
Imagine a strong athlete flexing their muscles and saying, 『体力』 (tairyoku, 'physical strength') — it sounds like 'tire' and 'lock,' as in locking in your energy to keep going!
Cultural Note
In Japan, maintaining 『体力』 (tairyoku, 'physical strength') is emphasized in sports, work, and daily life. Phrases like 『体力をつける』 (tairyoku o tsukeru, 'to build physical strength') are common in health advice and training contexts.
Forms
Base: 体力Base noun form. Refers to stamina, endurance, or bodily energy. Used in contexts like sports, health, and fitness.