English–Japanese
“lack of coordination” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajishitchō
Example
手足の動きに失調が見られます。te ashi no ugo ki ni shit chō ga mi ra re ma su
A lack of coordination is seen in the movement of the arms and legs.
How to say “lack of coordination” in Japanese
“Lack of coordination” in Japanese is 失調 (shitchō).
Refers to a breakdown of the normal balance and coordination that allows movements or functions to work together smoothly.
Example sentences with 失調
疲労が重なると、動作の失調が目立つことがあります。hi rō ga kasa na ru to dō sa no shit chō ga me da tsu ko to ga a ri ma su
When fatigue builds up, a lack of coordination in movement may become more noticeable.
Tips for using 失調
- In medical writing, 失調 (shitchō) can describe disrupted coordination in a body system, not only visible problems with movement.