gymnastics in Japanese
gymnastics in Japanese is 体操, 体育 — gymnastics means a sport involving controlled, athletic movements that demand strength, flexibility, and balance.
gymnastics in Japanese
体操
Pronounced: taisō
A sport involving the performance of sequences of movements requiring physical strength, flexibility, and kinesthetic awareness.
体育
Pronounced: taiiku
A sport involving the performance of sequences of movements requiring physical strength, flexibility, and kinesthetic awareness.
What does "gymnastics" mean?
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noun A sport involving controlled, athletic movements that demand strength, flexibility, and balance.
"She has practised gymnastics since she was five years old."
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noun Complex or impressive feats of skill, used figuratively.
"The lawyer performed some impressive mental gymnastics to justify the decision."
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gymnastics in a sentence
- She has practised gymnastics since she was five years old.
- The lawyer performed some impressive mental gymnastics to justify the decision.
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What is "gymnastics" in Japanese?
"gymnastics" in Japanese is 体操, 体育. gymnastics means: A sport involving controlled, athletic movements that demand strength, flexibility, and balance.
How do you pronounce 体操?
"gymnastics" in Japanese is 体操, pronounced "taisō".
How do you use "gymnastics" in a sentence?
Example: "She has practised gymnastics since she was five years old." In Japanese, "gymnastics" is 体操, 体育.
Are there other ways to say "gymnastics" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "gymnastics": 体操, 体育.
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