muscle
isim B1kas, kas dokusu A2
a band or bundle of fibrous tissue in the body that contracts to produce movement
She felt a sharp pain in her calf muscle after the run.
- The doctor examined the patient's muscle for signs of inflammation.
- Athletes train daily to develop stronger leg muscles for better performance.
- Researchers discovered a new way to regenerate damaged muscle tissue in mice.
- Understanding muscle biomechanics is essential for designing ergonomic workplace tools.
- skeletal muscle · iskelet kası The biceps is a large skeletal muscle in the upper arm.
- muscle tissue · kas dokusu Scientists studied how muscle tissue repairs after injury.
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güç, kuvvet B1
the physical strength or power of a person or animal, often used figuratively
The boxer relied on his muscle to deliver powerful punches.
- The company's muscle in the market allowed it to set higher prices for its products.
- Political analysts noted that the leader's muscle was evident in the recent foreign policy decisions.
- In negotiations, showing muscle can sometimes backfire if parties feel threatened.
- use one's muscle She used her muscle to lift the heavy suitcase onto the shelf.
- show one's muscle The country tried to show its muscle by increasing its military budget.
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benzer: strength
daha basit: power
zıt: weakness