vitality in Japanese
vitality in Japanese is 生命力, 精 — vitality means physical or mental energy and liveliness.
vitality in Japanese
生命力
Pronounced: seimeiryoku
The capacity to live and develop.
生命力
Pronounced: seimeiryoku
Energy or vigour.
精
Pronounced: sei
Energy or vigour.
What does "vitality" mean?
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noun Physical or mental energy and liveliness.
"Even in her eighties, she had incredible vitality."
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noun The capacity to survive, function, and keep going.
"The reforms were meant to restore the party's vitality."
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vitality in a sentence
- Even in her eighties, she had incredible vitality.
- The reforms were meant to restore the party's vitality.
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What is "vitality" in Japanese?
"vitality" in Japanese is 生命力, 精. vitality means: Physical or mental energy and liveliness.
How do you pronounce 生命力?
"vitality" in Japanese is 生命力, pronounced "seimeiryoku".
How do you use "vitality" in a sentence?
Example: "Even in her eighties, she had incredible vitality." In Japanese, "vitality" is 生命力, 精.
Are there other ways to say "vitality" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "vitality": 生命力, 精.
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