muscular

• Die Muskeln betreffend oder auf sie wirkend; kräftige, gut entwickelte Muskeln habend.

Relating to or affecting the muscles; having well-developed muscles.

1. Relating to muscleB1formalmedical

   Of, relating to, or consisting of muscle tissue.

   Muskel-

   • The muscular system is responsible for movement.
   • Muscular contractions help pump blood through the body.
   • He suffered a muscular injury during training.

2. Strong and well-builtA2formal

   Having a robust body build with well-developed muscles, often associated with a mesomorphic body type.

   Muskulös

   • The athlete has a muscular physique from years of training.
   • She admired his muscular arms and broad shoulders.
   • He is naturally muscular and doesn't need to lift weights.

   Synonymeathleticbeefybrawnyburlyhuskypowerfulrobustruggedsinewystrappingsturdy

   Antonymefrailpunyscrawnyweak

3. Suggesting great physical powerB2formal

   Having or suggesting great physical strength or force.

   Muskulös

   • The car has a muscular engine that roars when accelerated.
   • His muscular grip was almost painful when he shook my hand.
   • The sculpture depicts a muscular figure in motion.

   Synonymeathleticbrawnyburlymightypowerfulruggedsinewystrappingstrongsturdy

   Antonymefeeblefrailpowerlesspunyweak

4. Powerful and ruggedB1informal

   Describing a person who possesses physical strength and weight, appearing rugged and powerful.

   Muskulär

   • The bouncer was a muscular man who looked intimidating.
   • He has a muscular build that makes him perfect for heavy lifting.
   • The wrestler is known for his muscular frame and strength.

   Synonymebrawnyburlyhuskypowerfulrobustruggedstrappingstrongsturdy

   Antonymedelicatefrailpunyscrawnyweak