English–Japanese
“energy” in Japanese
How to say “energy” in Japanese
“Energy” in Japanese is エネルギー (enerugī).
Refers to the capacity stored or used to produce movement and sustain activity.
Example sentences with エネルギー
運動すると、エネルギーを使います。un dō su ru to e ne ru gī o tsuka i ma su
When I exercise, I use energy.
朝は朝食を食べて、エネルギーを補給します。asa wa chō shoku o ta be te e ne ru gī o ho kyū shi ma su
I eat breakfast and replenish my energy in the morning.
Tips for using エネルギー
- English speakers use energy in the common phrase full of energy to describe a person who is lively and active.
Other Japanese words for “energy”
この歌には勢いがあります。ko no uta ni wa ikio i ga a ri ma su
This song has a lot of energy.
朝の散歩は一日の活力になります。asa no san po wa ichi nichi no katsu ryoku ni na ri ma su
A morning walk provides energy for the day.
町には活気があります。machi ni wa kak ki ga a ri ma su
The town is full of energy.
今日は気力がありません。kyō wa ki ryoku ga a ri ma se n
I have no energy today.
彼は仕事に精力を注いでいます。kare wa shi goto ni sei ryoku o soso i de i ma su
He is devoting his energy to his work.
今日はテンションが高いです。kyō wa te n sho n ga taka i de su
I have a lot of energy today.