力量
lì​liang HSK3

power

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  1. 他有20个人的力量。

    tā yǒu20 ge rén de lì​liang.

    He has the strength of 20 men.

    Source: OpenSubtitles

  2. 剑中没有力量。

    jiàn zhōng méi​yǒu lì​liang.

    There is no power in the sword.

    Source: OpenSubtitles

  3. 我能感觉到我的力量慢慢恢复。

    wǒ néng gǎn​jué dào wǒ​de lì​liang màn​màn huī​fù.

    I can feel my strength returning slowly.

    Source: CCMatrix

  4. 学生继续发展力量，耐力和灵活性。

    xué​sheng jì​xù fā​zhǎn lì​liang, nài​lì hé líng​huó​xìng.

    Students continue to develop strength, endurance, and flexibility.

    Source: CCMatrix

  5. 他有超强的力量和坚不可摧的盾牌。

    tā yǒu chāo​qiáng de lì​liang hé jiān​bù​kě​cuī de dùn​pái.

    He has super strength and an indestructible shield.

    Source: CCMatrix

  6. 我的速度又回来了，我的力量又回来了。

    wǒ​de sù​dù yòu huí​lai le, wǒ​de lì​liang yòu huí​lai le.

    My speed is back, my strength is back.

    Source: CCMatrix

  7. 你的耐力和力量会随着时间的推移而改善。

    nǐ de nài​lì hé lì​liang huì suí​zhe shí​jiān de tuī​yí ér gǎi​shàn.

    Your endurance and strength will improve with time.

    Source: CCMatrix

  8. 力量训练对每个年龄段的女性都是很重要的。

    lì​liang xùn​liàn duì měi​gè nián​líng​duàn de nǚ​xìng dōu shì hěn zhòng​yào de.

    Strength training is important for women of all ages.

    Source: CCMatrix

  9. 如果没有你的小拇指，你将失去大约50％的手部力量。

    rú​guǒ méi​yǒu nǐ de xiǎo​mǔ​zhǐ, nǐ jiāng shī​qù dà​yuē50％ de shǒu bù lì​liang.

    Without your pinky finger, you would lose about 50% of your hand strength.

    Source: CCMatrix

  10. 然而，通过瞄准跑步时所使用的肌肉，力量训练能帮你跑得更快。

    rán'ér, tōng​guò miáo​zhǔn pǎo​bù shí suǒ shǐ​yòng de jī​ròu, lì​liang xùn​liàn néng bāng nǐ pǎo de gèng kuài.

    However, by targeting the muscles that you use for running, strength training can help you run faster.

    Source: CCMatrix

  11. 通过力量训练，我们可以提高我们的步行速度以及爬楼梯的能力。

    tōng​guò lì​liang xùn​liàn, wǒ​men kě​yǐ tí gāo wǒ​men de bù​xíng sù​dù yǐ​jí pá lóu​tī de néng​lì.

    Through strength training, we can improve our walking speed as well as our ability to climb stairs.

    Source: CCMatrix