Muscle Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈməsəɫ/

MUH-suhl

UK

/mˈʌsəl/

MUH-suhl

التعريف

A muscle is a part of your body that tightens and relaxes to help you move, stand, or lift things. The word can also be used more broadly for physical strength or power.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Most often used for the body: 'arm muscle', 'leg muscles', 'build muscle'. Common with exercise and pain: 'pull a muscle', 'sore muscles'. In informal use, 'muscle' can mean force or influence, as in 'showing muscle' or 'using muscle'.

• Spanish: músculo
• Portuguese (BR): músculo
• Portuguese (PT): músculo
• Chinese (Simplified): 肌肉
• Chinese (Traditional): 肌肉
• Hindi: मांसपेशी
• Arabic: عضلة
• Bengali: পেশী
• Russian: мышца
• Japanese: 筋肉
• Vietnamese: cơ bắp - bắp thịt
• Korean: 근육
• Turkish: kas
• Urdu: عضلہ
• Indonesian: otot

جمل نموذجية

He has a strong muscle in his arm.

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Running helps build muscle.

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I pulled a muscle in my back yesterday.

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I’m trying to gain muscle, not just lose weight.

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After leg day, every muscle in my body hurts.

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The company used its financial muscle to beat smaller competitors.

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