Biomechanical Meaning in English

word

US

ˌbaɪoʊməˈkænɪkəl

by-oh-muh-KAN-i-kuhl

UK

bˌaɪəʊmɪkˈænɪkəl

by-uh-oh-mi-KAN-i-kuhl

Definition

Related to the mechanics of living bodies, especially how forces act on muscles, joints, and bones.

Usage & Nuances

Mainly used in scientific, medical, sports, and engineering contexts. Often paired with terms like 'studies', 'analysis', or 'engineering' (e.g., 'biomechanical analysis'). Not commonly used in everyday conversation.

• Spanish: biomecánico - biomecánica (adj./fem.)
• Portuguese (BR): biomecânico
• Portuguese (PT): biomecânico
• Chinese (Simplified): 生物力学的
• Chinese (Traditional): 生物力學的
• Hindi: जैव-यांत्रिक
• Arabic: ميكانيكي حيوي
• Bengali: বায়োমেকানিক্যাল - জীবযান্ত্রিক
• Russian: биомеханический
• Japanese: 生体力学的
• Vietnamese: cơ sinh học
• Korean: 생체 역학적
• Turkish: biyomekanik
• Urdu: حیاتی مکینیکی
• Indonesian: biomekanik

Example Sentences

The doctor used biomechanical principles to study the athlete's movement.

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Biomechanical analysis helps improve running technique.

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Robots can be designed using biomechanical systems.

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Some prosthetic arms use biomechanical sensors to mimic natural movement.

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Understanding biomechanical forces is key in designing safer cars.

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She's publishing a paper on biomechanical modeling of the human spine.

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