English–Japanese
“impact” in Japanese
How to say “impact” in Japanese
“Impact” in Japanese is 迫力 (hakuryoku).
Describes the strong effect or vivid power that makes something deeply felt or striking.
Example sentences with 迫力
生の演奏を聞くと、音の迫力に圧倒されます。nama no en sō o ki ku to oto no haku ryoku ni at tō sa re ma su
At a live performance, I am overwhelmed by the force of the sound.
Tips for using 迫力
- In Japanese, 迫力 (hakuryoku) often describes the vivid intensity of a movie, sound, or performance, so it can refer to an experience rather than physical force.
Other Japanese words for “impact”
この映画はインパクトが強いです。ko no ei ga wa i n pa ku to ga tsuyo i de su
This movie has a strong impact.