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muscle

他動詞自動詞[C/U] 両方
複数形: muscles過去分詞: muscled現在分詞: muscling

The term evokes a sense of raw, physical capability and tension. It is not merely about size, but about the capacity to exert force and effect change. In a biological sense, it suggests elasticity and power, while in a social sense, it implies a certain aggressive persistence. When used as a verb, the word carries a connotation of intrusion or forceful entry. It suggests a lack of subtlety, where the individual relies on sheer will or physical presence to overcome an obstacle rather than diplomacy or invitation.

Countable when referring to specific anatomical structures like the biceps or triceps. Uncountable when referring to the general concept of strength or the tissue type.

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名詞

A band of fibrous tissue that has the ability to contract, producing movement in a part of the body.

"He strained a muscle in his leg."

名詞

Physical power or strength, often used in a political or social context to exert influence.

"The company used its financial muscle to crush the competition."

他動詞
[someone][something]

To move or force something into a position using strength or persistence.

"She managed to muscle her way into the front row."

自動詞

To use strength or force to achieve a goal.

"He tried to muscle through the crowd."

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