physical
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/ˈfɪzɪkl/
🇬🇧
/ˈfɪzɪkl/
adjective
A2
related to the body, not the mind
Regular physical activity keeps your body healthy.
B1
real and able to be touched or seen
The police found physical proof at the crime scene.
B2
following natural laws
There is a physical reason why objects fall to the ground.
B2
related to the science of how things move and work
We study physical forces like gravity in science class.
B2
involving a lot of body movement or contact
Football is a very physical game that requires strength.
B2
related to sexual contact
Their physical relationship was based on attraction.
R
liking to touch people often
She shows her love through physical hugs and touches.
R
involving force or violence
The argument became physical when he pushed her.
noun
R
a health check by a doctor
You need a physical exam before starting the job.
translation
related to the body, not the mind; real and able to be touched or seen; following natural laws; related to the science of how things move and work; involving a lot of body movement or contact; related to sexual contact; liking to touch people often; involving force or violence
a health check by a doctor
Word Forms
Plural
physicals