What does しなやかな in Japanese mean?
What is the meaning of the word しなやかな in Japanese? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use しなやかな in Japanese.
The word しなやかな in Japanese means しなやかな, 曲げやすい 、 しなやかな 、 たわみやすい 、 柔らかい, 曲げやすい、しなやかな, 曲げやすい 、 しなやかな, 柔軟な、柔らかい、しなやかな, しなやかな、柔軟な、敏捷な, しなやかな、柔軟な, しなやかな、柔軟な、敏捷な, 曲げやすい、しなやかな, なめらかな 、 しなやかな 、 手触りの良い, しなやかな 、 柔らかい, しなやかな、すらっとした. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word しなやかな
しなやかな(move: swift, graceful) (動きなど) The footballer demonstrated some agile moves as she tackled her opponent. |
曲げやすい 、 しなやかな 、 たわみやすい 、 柔らかい(can bend) (物が) The spring was made of flexible steel. |
曲げやすい、しなやかな(material: flexible) (物) The woman wore a floppy, wide-brimmed hat and dark sunglasses. |
曲げやすい 、 しなやかな(body: flexible, supple) (物、体などが) The limber girl excelled at gymnastics and yoga. |
柔軟な、柔らかい、しなやかな(supple, flexible) |
しなやかな、柔軟な、敏捷な(lithe, supple) |
しなやかな、柔軟な(supple, agile) The lithe ballerina impressed the audience with her bold movements. |
しなやかな、柔軟な、敏捷な(agile, supple) |
曲げやすい、しなやかな(literal (material: easy to bend) (物) |
なめらかな 、 しなやかな 、 手触りの良い(surface: not rough) (表面：ざらざらしてない) この生地は大変なめらかで（or: しなやかで、手触りが良く）、つるっとしている。 This fabric is so soft and smooth. |
しなやかな 、 柔らかい(body: flexible) (身体) Rachel does a lot of yoga; she's very supple. |
しなやかな、すらっとした(figurative (slender) (柳のように) Luisa was tall and had a willowy figure. |
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