English–Japanese

“strain” in Japanese

Japanese

Pronunciation

Romajifuka

Example

この運動は足に負荷がかかります。ko no un dō wa ashi ni fu ka ga ka ka ri ma su

This exercise puts strain on your legs.

Illustration for 負荷 (strain)

How to say “strain” in Japanese

“Strain” in Japanese is 負荷 (fuka).

Centers on something being made to bear an added physical or mental demand that can affect its condition or performance.

Full entry for 負荷: usage tips, similar words and word origin

Example sentences with 負荷

この設定にすると、機械への負荷を減らせます。ko no set tei ni su ru to ki kai e no fu ka o he ra se ma su

With this setting, you can reduce the load on the machine.

Tips for using 負荷

  • In technical and everyday speech, 負荷がかかる (fuka ga kakaru) can describe demands on the body as well as demands on a machine or system.

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